Featuring a Tier IVi compliant engine and enhanced operator’s station with smart steering wheel, the Bomag BW100AD-4 tandem vibratory roller delivers efficient operation on a wide variety of commercial and municipal applications, including asphalt and base compaction, road shoulder work, parking lots and asphalt patch repair.

Powered by a Tier IVi, 32.6-hp, water-cooled Kubota diesel engine, the BW100AD-4 delivers up to 8,350 lbs. of centrifugal force per drum and a maximum frequency of 4,200 vibrations per minute. A standard crab walk allows the roller’s rear drum to be offset by 1.6 in. (4 cm) in either direction, thereby allowing maneuverability around site obstructions.

A new smart drive steering wheel has a smaller diameter, providing maximum operator comfort and a clear view of all indicator controls. A laterally sliding seat offers an enhanced view of the drums. The suspended operator’s platform also is equipped with a fuel level indicator and hour meter.

Service requirements for the roller are simplified by a maintenance-free, bolt-on articulating and oscillating joint and flexible scrapers for each drum. A 58.1-gal. (220 L) water tank and pressurized spray system feature filtered nozzles and windscreen protection for uniform coverage.

Standard safety features on the BW100AD-4 include ROPS with safety belts, back-up alarm, and emergency stop button. Additionally, the roller’s engine cover and dashboard are lockable to protect against vandalism. Front and rear working lights are optional.

For more information, call 800/782-6624 or visit www.bomag.com/us.

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