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Drill Deep.

Drilling Power That Travels

The TRt Series puts serious foundation drilling capability on a road-ready truck. Crews can move between sites, set up, and get back to drilling without loading a rig onto a trailer every time they need to move.

With torque from 25,000 to 98,000 ft-lb and drilling depths up to 80 feet, the lineup covers utility and light foundation work through transmission, substations, and larger infrastructure foundations.

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Built to Move.

Built to Drill.

Every TRt is configured around how the rig needs to travel, set up, and drill. From truck and mast height to Kelly bars, winch, hydraulics, and controls, each build is matched to the work it needs to handle.

Whether the priority is deeper drilling, restricted overhead clearance, easier moves between sites or a specific truck platform, the TRt is built around the job instead of asking the crew to work around the rig.

The truck already brought the power.

A TRt can use the truck engine to run the drilling hydraulics, eliminating a separate drill engine and the additional engine-specific service that comes with it.

The goal isn’t just to put a drill on a truck. It’s to build a drilling rig that’s ready to move when the work does.

rotary

Bay Shore designs and builds its rotary gearboxes in-house, with TRt torque capacities from 25,000 to 98,000 ft-lb. Match the rotary to the size of the work instead of carrying more machine than the job calls for.

Winch

Match the Kelly winch to the rig and drilling depth, with single-layer line pull from 12,000 to 25,000 lbs across the TRt lineup. The right winch gives the operator the pull needed to bring the Kelly and tooling back out of the hole without oversizing the machine.

Kelly Bars

Choose round-locking or square friction Kelly bars based on drilling depth and ground conditions. Round-locking bars give the operator positive locking points when crowd needs to be transferred through the Kelly; square friction bars provide another way to match the rig to the depth and work.

Mast

Configure the mast around the space above the hole and the depth below it. Longer mast configurations support deeper drilling, while short-mast setups put the rotary to work where power lines, bridges, and other overhead restrictions limit working height.

Truck

Build on a suitable chassis that makes sense for the fleet and the work, including 6X6 and four-axle configurations. Start with a new truck or a suitable rig already in your fleet, then build the drilling package around it.

TRt SERIES

Truck Rigs

Built to Drill. Ready to Move.

Compare the models below by torque, drilling depth, and hole diameter to find the truck-mounted rig that best matches your work.

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TRt25

truck

25,000ft-lb
35kN-m

ROTARY TORQUE (MAX)

80ft
24m

HOLE DEPTH (MAX)

48in
1,200mm

HOLE DIAMETER (MAX)

Rig Details

TRt50

truck

50,000ft-lb
70kN-m

ROTARY TORQUE (MAX)

80ft
24m

HOLE DEPTH (MAX)

72in
1,800mm

HOLE DIAMETER (MAX)

Rig Details

TRt95

truck

98,000ft-lb
130kN-m

ROTARY TORQUE (MAX)

80ft
24m

HOLE DEPTH (MAX)

96in
2,400mm

HOLE DIAMETER (MAX)

Rig Details

A lot of real drilling capability, configured around the contractor, on a rig built to move.

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TO BUILD YOUR TRt

The work doesn’t stop at torque and drilling depth. The rig can be built around more than the hole. Add systems for visibility, setup, overhead awareness, and drilling control based on the work your crews see every day.

Downhole Camera

See what’s happening below grade while you drill, including casing movement, hole conditions, and what’s happening around the tooling.

Overhead Powerline Detection

Helps crews monitor the rig’s proximity to energized overhead lines when clearance is tight, and the mast is working close to existing utilities.

Return To Level

Brings the rig back to level within 0.5 degrees, helping operators get set up faster and consistently return to a known drilling position.

Variable crowd

Lets the operator set and maintain crowd pressure instead of constantly working the controls to hold it. In harder ground, that means steady downforce where the tooling needs it.
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“I just purchased a TR50 truck rig. Having a truck mounted drill rig in my fleet will greatly add to my drilling capability and I know I can count on Bay Shore Systems to stand beside me and their equipment.”
Steve UsherwoodSouthwest Concrete Construction

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