STONE DD70 STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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OEM
STONE
Model
DD70
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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Technical Description

The Stone DD70 Static Smooth Drum Roller is a robust compaction machine designed for smooth, even surface finishing in roadwork and construction projects. It features a **57-inch wide smooth drum** that provides substantial ground contact for effective compaction. The drum operates at a vibration frequency of **55 vibrations per minute (vpm)**, enhancing soil and asphalt density by applying consistent vibratory force. The unit has an **operating width of 64 inches**, allowing efficient coverage in a single pass. The machine’s compact **turning radius of 141 inches** enables maneuverability in confined job sites. Powering the DD70 is a reliable **Cummins 4B NA (naturally aspirated) engine**, a 3.9-liter inline four-cylinder diesel engine known for its simplicity, durability, and ease of maintenance. This engine variant typically delivers between 60-100 horsepower, optimized for low-power, continuous-duty applications common in compaction equipment. Its naturally aspirated design ensures straightforward operation without turbocharging, enhancing reliability and fuel efficiency. Overall, the Stone DD70 combines effective vibratory compaction capability with a dependable powertrain and compact dimensions, making it well-suited for infrastructure, road repair, and landscape grading tasks requiring smooth, well-compacted surfaces. The mechanical simplicity of the Cummins 4B engine and the controlled vibration frequency allow for consistent compaction while minimizing operator complexity and downtime.

Technical Attributes

Drum Width
57 ''

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