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Photos of nearly completed drive sled
We believe in teaching our children about the process of business and its detail. Here Donny, of Capital Hydraulics, explains how the engine was machined to join it to the hydraulic pump. Knowing how things work is crucial to construction of a sturdy trouble free drill.

 

Building a Special Drill - Drive Sled

 

 

 

Fan for the air cooled power system.

 

The motor is mounted in the rear with specially designed pins and in the front with two bolts so that the motor may be easily replaced in the field if required.
The two sleds: power/ hydraulics unit and the drill with their unique anchoring system weigh in at less than 1600 lbs and delivers 960' lbs. torque, all in two compact units which a helicopter can drop in place in the bush.