Jumping jack compactor (4 Stroke)
4-13 ft. Jumping Jack Compactor, Gasoline, Heavy-Duty
4-13 ft. Jumping Jack Compactor, Gasoline, Heavy-Duty
Mikasa MTX60HD
$60
4h
$80
day
$195
week
$615
month

* Rent for the weekend from Friday 01:00 PM to Monday 11:00 AM for $80

This heavy-duty jumping jack compactor delivers powerful soil compaction with 3,064 lbf (13.6 kN) of impact force at up to 695 impacts per minute. Featuring a Honda GX100 4-stroke engine, the unit excels in cohesive soil applications with its 80mm maximum stroke height. The advanced twin cyclone air filtration system removes 99% of airborne particles, ensuring reliable performance in dusty environments. With a compact 10.4 x 13.4 inch shoe size and 141 lb operating weight, this compactor provides excellent maneuverability while maintaining the force needed for demanding compaction tasks.

Features

  • Powerful 3,064 lbf (13.6 kN) impact force with up to 695 impacts per minute
  • Large twin cyclone air cleaner removes 99% of airborne particles for extended engine life
  • Vibration Absorbing System (VAS) handle reduces hand-arm vibration by 30-40% for improved operator comfort
  • Integrated tachometer/hour meter for easy monitoring of engine RPM and maintenance scheduling
  • Original throttle lever with fuel cut-off mechanism and interlocked kill switch for simplified operation
  • Robust bellows with meshed pattern inner wall resists twisting for stable tamping performance
  • Rugged foot made of wear-resistant high-tensile steel sheet and laminated beech wood for superior shock absorption
  • Convenient roller design allows easy transport and loading
  • Single-point lifting hook simplifies loading and unloading operations
  • Optional trench foot available for specialized applications (114/165mm width)

Applications

  • Soil compaction for road construction, embankments, and reservoir projects
  • Backfilling operations for gas pipelines, water pipelines, and cable installation work
  • Trench compaction for utility installations in confined spaces
  • Foundation preparation and repair work
  • Compaction of cohesive soils in areas with limited access
  • Landscaping projects requiring precise soil compaction
  • Repair work on existing roadways and pathways
  • Compaction around structures, poles, and foundations where larger equipment cannot access