Anyone can sell you a rig
we build ours
The rigs we build
They drill. They last.
You’re not here to roll the dice. Every Bay Shore rig is engineered, machined, fabricated, painted, and assembled under one roof in Rathdrum, Idaho — by people who’d lose sleep if it wasn’t done right.
They earn their keep job after job, year after year. They don’t sit idle, break down early, or nickel-and-dime you with constant repairs. And when it’s time to sell, they’re still worth something.
- Still Drilling After 20,000+ Hours.
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No-Nonsense Support
From People Who Know the Work. - Made in Idaho. Serviced Worldwide.
- Custom-Built to Fit Your Job and Crew.
- Built Safe Without Slowing You Down.
Bay Shore rigs earn their keep for decades–lower lifecycle costs, better resale value, and real long-term ROI. And when you need answers, you talk to real people—not sales scripts.
TR Series Rigs
Plenty of torque. More places to use it.
- Torque from 15,000 to 300,000 ft-lb – our largest, most capable line
- Deep foundations, large-diameter holes, demanding ground
- Configured around your carrier, your crew, your work
TRt SERIES RIGS
Drive up. Drill deep.
- 25,000 to 98,000 ft-lb on a road-ready truck
- No crawler move–drive site to site, get back to drilling
- Utility, transmission, substation, and infrastructure work
lad Series Rigs
Real torque for tight access.
- 14,200 to 40,000 ft-lb in a rig that fits through the door
- Inside buildings, beneath power lines, around existing foundations
- Low-overhead configurations down to 8-foot attachment heights
DH Series Rigs
The rig that built the Bay Shore name.
- 21,500 to 65,000 ft-lb on an excavator of choice
- The original LōDril – reach, versatility, and a track record going back to 1990
- Many still drilling decades after their first job
Drill Sergeant Series Rigs
More drill. Less mobilization.
- 8,000 ft-lb of torque, 25 ft deep, holes up to 36 inches
- Mounts to your skid steer or compact excavator
- For smaller foundations where a full rig is overkill
Let’s get you drilling
Tell us the job – the ground, the depth, the headroom, the schedule. We’ll tell you which rig does it, when you can have it, and what it’ll take.