DMiningwell MWIV200 Four-Wheel Self-Propelled Water Well Drilling Rig

If you’re tired of bulky, hard-to-move drilling equipment that gets stuck on rough roads – the DMiningwell MWIV200 four-wheel self-propelled water well drilling rig is your solution.
Built with a rugged four-wheel chassis, this rig can handle 30° slopes and narrow rural paths, moving at up to 20-40 km/h (way faster than crawler models) – no need for trailers or heavy transport. Whether you’re drilling a 200m well for a village irrigation system, setting up emergency water supplies after a flood, or collecting soil samples for a construction survey, the MWIV200 fits the bill.
Under the hood, it’s powered by a 65kw Yuchai turbocharged engine (optional Cummins upgrade) that delivers 3400-4700 N·m of torque – enough to drill through clay, sand, and even weathered rock. What makes it stand out? The dual-mode drilling system: switch between air (DTH hammer) and mud drilling in minutes, so you can adapt to whatever soil you hit without changing machines.
We’ve also thought about daily use: the parallel gearbox design (a DMiningwell patent) keeps maintenance simple – just check the independent oil pump, and you’re good to go. The composite boom with double-cylinder lifting cuts down on manual labor, while the protective baffle on the main arm prevents cylinder damage during rough operation.
For small teams or solo operators? The ergonomic control panel lets you handle drilling, lifting, and movement with just a few levers – no fancy training required. And at only 4.7 tons, it’s light enough to navigate tight farmyards but tough enough to run 8-hour shifts in high-temperature or humid environments (thanks to the anti-corrosion coating).