Vermeer BOOM T755 Trenchers

Vermeer BOOM T755

Average price

$10,700

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General overview

Vermeer BOOM T755 is a United States-built model in the other construction equipment category. It has an operating weight of 29,937 kg (66,000 lb) and a power rating of 202 kW (275 hp), with a hydrostatic transmission for controlled movement on site. Those figures place the model in a heavy construction class for work that requires substantial machine mass and power.

The hydrostatic track drive and electro-hydraulic trencher controls, along with cab joystick/lever controls, describe a machine built for precise operator input during sustained construction tasks. The combination of tracked drive and substantial power is suited to work where steady movement, control, and consistent handling matter on the jobsite.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2020

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

9,271 mm

~365 in

3,048 mm

~120 in

2,490 mm

~98 in

Operating Weight

29,937 kg

Power

275 hp

Maximum Depth

3 m

Trench Width

0.91 m

Additional specifications

Transmission type

Hydrostatic

Rated power

205 kW

Control

Hydrostatic track drive with electro-hydraulic trencher controls; cab joystick/lever controls

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Trenchers
Used

$10,700

29937 kg

275 hp

0.91 m

1069 hours

Riverside, United States

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29937 kg

9271 mm × 2490 mm × 3048 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Vermeer BOOM T755. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

The supplied specifications list 205.1 kW (275 hp), a hydrostatic transmission, and hydrostatic track drive. Its controls include electro-hydraulic trencher controls and cab joystick/lever controls.

The supplied data does not confirm the engine type for the BOOM T755. It lists power as 205.1 kW (275 hp).

The BOOM T755 is listed with 205.1 kW (275 hp).

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Vermeer BOOM T755.

The supplied data identifies hydrostatic track drive and electro-hydraulic trencher controls, indicating trencher-related work. It does not confirm specific applications, ground conditions, or project types.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate for the BOOM T755. Actual life depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, and the condition of major components.

Inspect overall condition, maintenance records, operating controls, track drive, hydraulic functions, and signs of leaks or wear. Test the machine under operation where possible, and verify that its configuration matches the intended work.