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10-08-2007, 03:40 AM #1New Member
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Trench digging attachment?
I need to dig some trenches for burying wire about 18"-24" deep. I had tried using a middle buster, but it didn't do anywhere near deep enough. (didn't think it would, but figured I'd try.) So, is there anything that I can use that doesn't cost an arm and a leg to dig the trench for these wires? If worse comes to worse, I guess I can just rent a ditch witch, but I prefer to own equipment if I can. So, what say you?
KrisDoes anyone know where I left the keys to my tractor??
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10-08-2007, 08:17 AM #2Elite Member
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Re: Trench digging attachment?
18-24" i skinda deep to dowith a middle buster even with easy soil to work. Also even if you could do it the width of the trence would make quite a mess. Renting a trencher would make more sense for me.
Andy
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10-08-2007, 08:29 AM #3Elite Member
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Re: Trench digging attachment?
Did you try multiple passes? Just wondering if that would help. I haven't tried it so it is just a guess. Maybe change out the middle buster foot for a smaller chisel of some sort to reduce drag.
David from jaxA serious accident is one that money won't fix.
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10-08-2007, 09:50 AM #4New Member
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Re: Trench digging attachment?
I just did a trench this summer 24" deep X 80-90 feet with a middle buster, got down about 18" and then the other six by hand. I had to adjust my 3pt as far down as it could go and chained a log to the top of the middle buster for weight. This is with a kubota 7510 gear in western PA.
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