Carrier verification
Confirm auxiliary flow, pressure, stability and mounting geometry from actual machine data.
High-capacity drive for larger holes and more demanding drilling systems.
Intended for applications that justify a full review of carrier, mounting, hydraulics, tooling and ground conditions.
Published values support initial comparison. Final selection depends on the carrier hydraulics, mounting interface, hole depth, tooling and ground conditions.
REA4500 represents the featured upper end of the current REA range. It should be selected only after the machine, hydraulic circuit, mounting arrangement, tool diameter, depth and ground conditions have been reviewed together.

The upper-range model requires more than a simple carrier-weight match.
Confirm auxiliary flow, pressure, stability and mounting geometry from actual machine data.
Review the real hole diameter, depth, ground resistance and duty cycle before selection.
Do not assume the featured maximum diameter applies to every carrier or ground condition.

Higher-capacity packages need clear technical and commercial records throughout the order process.
Larger-diameter drilling, demanding agricultural work and selected construction preparation.
Define auger, pilot, teeth, extensions, hitch and hose routing for the approved configuration.
Confirm documents, nameplate, colour, packaging and private-label requirements by project.
The drive model is one part of the order. The approved supply reference should also define the machine interface, tooling, hoses, documentation and any agreed OEM or private-label requirement.
Hitch, pins, coupler information and hose connection details.
Auger diameter, pilot, teeth, extension and ground direction.
Approved specification, manuals, packing list and repeat-order reference.
Logo, colour, nameplate, packaging and files confirmed by project.
Use this information to compare models, then send the actual machine and application data for final review.
Technical ResourcesShare the carrier model, pressure, flow, mounting details, hole diameter, depth and ground conditions. The prepared email can also include quantity, market and OEM requirements.