How to start and operate a Piling & Drilling Rig in Low headroom 

How to start and operate a Piling & Drilling Rig
Disclaimer - Purpose of this video is simply informative and should not replace actual operator training.
In video TerraQUIP shows the steps required to start a Piling Rig - IMT A140 in Low headroom - as well as to operate.
The IMT A140 Piling and Drilling Rig in Low Headroom Bored Pile Version is a 39 ton class rig for Bored Pile, CFA, Low Head Room, as well as a wide range of other Piling and Foundation methods.
The Low Headroom Piling technology is used when the drilling contractor is required to drill large diameter piles in restricted access jobsites. IMT International was one of the first manufacturers to built a Low Headroom Piling and Drilling rig.
With a maximum capacity to drill in Low Clearance Attachment and pile up to 20 m depth and a maximum diameter of 2000 mm (under the mast) and 1500 mm (along the mast). Hence, making the IMT A140 one of the best performing Piling and Drilling rigs in the Piling Industry.
The IMT A140 uses a special mast configuration, called segmental mast. This comprises in multiple sections of the mast connected together using special high-strength bolts. This results in sections of the mast being added or removed, in order to allow its users complete versatility.
The IMT A140 can be configured for a minimum head room of 7.9 m (using the LHR specially designed cathead), 8.7 m (using the standard cathead), 9.4 m (using the upper mast extension) or 15.7 m (standard Bored Pile version mast).