Ingersoll-Rand Drill Parts - Crawler Parts LLC


We sell Ingersoll-Rand drill parts for the following models: CM672 CM780D ECM680	A few example of parts include: Track chains Track shoes Rollers Idlers Sprockets and more!	A Little History About Ingersoll-Rand… Ingersoll Rock Drill Company was formed in 1871, and Simon Ingersoll’s steam-powered rock drill was patented. The following year in 1872, Rand & Waring Drill & Compressor Company was formed. They then changed there name to Rand Drill Company in 1879. In 1888, Ingersoll Rock Drill Company merged with Sergeant Drill Company to for Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company; several years later in 1894, WR Grace was named the president of Ingersoll-Sergeant. Two years later, in 1896, J. George Leyner invented the hammer drill. Now into the 1900’s; in 1902, a Type X portable compressor line is introduced by Rand. The Panama Canal started using Ingersoll-Sergeant drills in 1904. From 1905 to 1909, Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company and Rand Drill Company merged to create Ingersoll-Rand Company; to which William Saunders became the first president of. In the 1910’s, the jackhammer drill was invented; and William Saunders became the first chairman of Ingersoll-Rand. Then in the 1920’s, they developed the first commercially successful diesel electric locomotive engine; the first diesel electric locomotive was sold to Central Railroad of New Jersey. They also provided jackhammer drills and air compressors for work on Mount Rushmore. Rolling around to the 1930’s, the first air-powered Impactool was introduced, and George Doubleday was elected the chairman. The Company was recognized for its wartime contributions with the coveted Army-Navy “E” Award in the 1940’s. Then Quarrymaster was introduced, and was known as the first modern self-contained, mobile, air-powered rock drill for large-diameter blast holes. In the 1950’s, the world’s first atomic-powered submarine is equipped with Ingersoll-Rand boiler-feed pumps and compressors. Then Daniel C. Keefe was elected chairman; and four years later, Robert Johnson was then elected chairman. In 1986, Ingersoll-Rand and Dresser Industries form Dresser-Rand. In the following year the Company re-enters China through a joint venture with Xuanhua Pneumatic Machinery Limited.

We sell Ingersoll-Rand drill parts for the following models:
CM672
CM780D
ECM680

A few example of parts include:

Track chains
Track shoes
Rollers
Idlers
Sprockets
and more!

A Little History About Ingersoll-Rand…

Ingersoll Rock Drill Company was formed in 1871, and Simon Ingersoll’s steam-powered rock drill was patented. The following year in 1872, Rand & Waring Drill & Compressor Company was formed. They then changed there name to Rand Drill Company in 1879. In 1888, Ingersoll Rock Drill Company merged with Sergeant Drill Company to for Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company; several years later in 1894, WR Grace was named the president of Ingersoll-Sergeant. Two years later, in 1896, J. George Leyner invented the hammer drill. Now into the 1900’s; in 1902, a Type X portable compressor line is introduced by Rand. The Panama Canal started using Ingersoll-Sergeant drills in 1904. From 1905 to 1909, Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company and Rand Drill Company merged to create Ingersoll-Rand Company; to which William Saunders became the first president of. In the 1910’s, the jackhammer drill was invented; and William Saunders became the first chairman of Ingersoll-Rand. Then in the 1920’s, they developed the first commercially successful diesel electric locomotive engine; the first diesel electric locomotive was sold to Central Railroad of New Jersey. They also provided jackhammer drills and air compressors for work on Mount Rushmore. Rolling around to the 1930’s, the first air-powered Impactool was introduced, and George Doubleday was elected the chairman. The Company was recognized for its wartime contributions with the coveted Army-Navy “E” Award in the 1940’s. Then Quarrymaster was introduced, and was known as the first modern self-contained, mobile, air-powered rock drill for large-diameter blast holes. In the 1950’s, the world’s first atomic-powered submarine is equipped with Ingersoll-Rand boiler-feed pumps and compressors. Then Daniel C. Keefe was elected chairman; and four years later, Robert Johnson was then elected chairman. In 1986, Ingersoll-Rand and Dresser Industries form Dresser-Rand. In the following year the Company re-enters China through a joint venture with Xuanhua Pneumatic Machinery Limited.