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5.5 HP Honda Vibratory Plate Compactor 23×17″ for Soil Asphalt Paver Compaction

Original price was: $101.00.Current price is: $25.25.

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Description

PRO-PERFORMANCE&SUPREME POWER.

The TOMAHAWK TPC85H plate compactor is a robust and versatile tool designed for compacting various types of soil, gravel, and asphalt surfaces. Its primary intended use is to achieve maximum compaction efficiency and stability in a wide range of construction and landscaping projects. Building a solid foundation enhances the durability and longevity of roads, driveways, sidewalks, and other paved areas. Its ergonomic design and maneuverability enable it to navigate tight spaces and uneven terrain, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications.

Powerful Honda Engine

5.5 HP for robust operation.

High Compaction Force

3,000 lbs/ft at 6,400 VPM for effective to achieve 100% compaction ratings

Long Lasting Components

Built tough with long lasting materials, parts, & more including a robust steel plate and NSK bearings.

2.5 Gal Tank

Perfect for asphalt projects large and small!

Features

  • Deep Compaction:Effective on cohesive and granular soils up to 17 inches deep.
  • Efficient Coverage:A large 23×17″ plate covers more ground with every pass.
  • Long Lasting Components: Built tough with long lasting materials, parts, & more including a robust steel plate and NSK bearings.
  • 2-Year Warranty: Backed by Tomahawks nationwide service network and next-day spare parts availability.

Specifications

  • Engine: Honda GX160
  • Power: 5.5 HP
  • Oil Capacity: .6 quarts
  • Weight:170 lbs. (77.1 kg)
  • Plate Size: 23 in. 17 in. (58.4 x 43.1 cm)
  • Gallon Size: 2.5 Gallons (9.4 liters)
  • Centrifugal Force: 13 KN
  • Vibration Frequency: 100 Hz
  • Travel Speed: 79 ft./min
  • Compaction Depth Per Lift at 100% compaction : 3-4 inches

Package Includes

  • TPC85H Plate Compactor

Applications

  • Retaining Walls
  • Footings and Foundation Projects
  • Landscapes and hardscapes
  • Patchwork on Asphalt
  • Pipeline Applications
  • Road Repair and Trenchwork
  • Backfill Pools, Parks, Cemeteries, and Golf Courses
  • Cohesive Soils and Granular Soils
  • Sticky soils – such as clay or clayey silt
  • Gravel, sand, silt, clay, or mixed soils
  • Base, Subbase, Subgrade, Subsoil

What Compactor Do I Need?

A compactor is an essential tool for preparing a solid base for structures such as patios, retaining walls, concrete slabs, and more. Tamping rammers and compactors are used to increase the density of soil by reducing air voids, which help to improve soil stability, support structures, and prevent settling. With so many options on the market, choosing the right plate compactor can be a daunting task.

Small Jobs

If you are installing artificial turf, building dirt pathways, or need to improve soil stability – butdo not need to adhere to aminimum compaction rating you can use a compactor in the 110 lbs (50 kilo) range. These are great foranyone looking to get a job done by themselves with little headache.

Medium Jobs

If your project involves building a retaining wall, patio, driveway, sidewalk, or concrete slab you will need a bit more muscle. Rammers and compactors in the130-200 lbs (60-90 kilo) rangethat can achieve a compaction force above 3,000 lbs/ft are best.You will achieve98-100% compaction ratings needed for proper compaction to prevent soil settling and foundation damage.

Large Jobs

Equipment needed for large compaction projects shouldalso be able to achieve a minimum compaction force of 3,000 lbs/ftto reach98-100% compaction ratingsneeded for proper compaction. Where this equipment differs from medium range equipment is it’s efficiency. Large jobs are typically performed by professional contractors where speed and jobsite efficiencyare critical to their success. Compactors that help jobsite efficiency may feature reverse control, hydraulic drive, and the ability to compact asphalt. If you are not too worried about the time it takes to complete a project, you can save a few bucks and invest in equipment in the medium range.

Renting vs. Buying

Buy
Investing in your own plate compactor is ideal for professionals who need reliable, on-demand access to equipment. Ownership means no rental wait times, lower long-term costs, and the freedom to choose the right model for your jobs. With proper care, your compactor can serve you for yearspaying for itself after just a few projects. Its the smart choice for contractors, landscapers, and construction crews who compact frequently.

Rent
Renting is best for one-off or infrequent projects where the upfront cost of buying isnt justified. It offers flexibility and no maintenance responsibilities, but can get expensive over time. If youre using a compactor more than a few times a year, buying will quickly become the more cost-effective option.

How Does this Ship?

This is an oversized item which requires shipment on a freight truck. Ship this item to a business address toshave 1-2 days offthe transit time!

HOW DOES THIS SHIP?

CA Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals whichareknown to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go towww.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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