Rigs That

Don’t Quit

Our founder, Herb Minatre, has been building heavy equipment since 1978. Along the way, he helped shape foundation drilling with the original LōDril–a name contractors still know and trust. Today, we engineer and manufacture our rigs in Rathdrum, Idaho – where you’ll still find Herb walking the full property each morning, greeting every person here. The care he shows our people carries through to our customers: build the rig they need, take pride in every build, and stand beside them long after delivery. He understands that behind every rig is a business, a crew, and a livelihood. “Rigs that don’t quit” isn’t a slogan around here. It’s the build spec.

Built Around Your Work

Custom rigs have been part of Bay Shore since day one. Carrier, mast, kelly, winch – we build around your job and keep developing rigs for the work ahead.

Plenty of torque. More places to use it.
15,000-300,000 ft-lb – deep foundations, large diameter holes, and rock.

Drive up. Drill deep.
25,000-98,000 ft-lb on a truck. No oversize permits, no extra hauling.

Real torque for tight access.
14,200-40,000 ft-lb, attachment heights down to 8 ft – interiors, substations, anywhere headroom is tight.

The rig that built the Bay Shore name.
21,500-100,000 ft-lb excavator mounted. The original LōDril – plenty of them still working decades after their first job.

Industries
We Serve

Utility

If There’s Dirt,
We Drill It

Whether it’s a mountain utility line or downtown micro-piles, our rigs show up and get it done.

Not Just a Rig

—A Reputation

You’ve got work to get done, crews counting on you, and equipment that has to hold up. We’ve been building rigs that deliver since 1978—and we’ve got the hours, owners, and history to prove it.

There’s a reason the old ones still drill—we don’t cut corners. When you buy Bay Shore, you buy a rig that earns your trust job after job.

Proven by the People
Who Run Them

Pre-Owned. Field-Proven.

Still Bay Shore.

Used Rigs That Still
Hold Their Own

Our used rigs aren’t cast-offs—they’re battle-tested machines with years left in the tank. Each one’s inspected, serviced, and backed by people who built it in the first place.

If you need a rig that’ll work hard right now—without breaking the bank—start here.

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