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Trenchless procedures are best suited for jobs where surface improvements, existing underground utilities, and restoration costs make excavation impractical or impossible.
But because many utility construction projects continue to be in open country where these factors are not issues, trenching often is the most efficient and cost- effective method of installing underground cable and pipe.
Choosing the right trencherвЂâ€or the best combination of trencher models for an equipment fleetвЂâ€involves several important considerations.
Equipment buyers should consider several factors in order to select trenchers best suited to their needs:
How will the machine be used?
What kinds of installations will the trencher be expected to make? The size of products to be placed in the ground determines how deep and how wide trench needs to be. What kinds of soils will the machine work in? Equipping a trencher with the digging assembly, chain, and teeth best suited for soil conditions in which it will be working will enhance productivity and eliminate unnecessary wear of digging components and stress on the machine. Will the trencher be used every day, or occasionally? Is production speed important? Will the machine only be used to dig trench, or should attachments be considered?
Which model is best?
Carefully analyzing how equipment will be used enables realistic decisions about model selection.
Compact, pedestrian machines are least expensive and are adequate for many jobs. Small and medium- size riding models handle larger jobs, and some models can be equipped with attachments to expand their capabilities. Powerful, multipurpose machines with a wide assortment of available attachments can be equipped to do a wide range of utility work. Big trenchers and plows have the capability of installing cross- country installations of cable, pipe, and duct and conduit in diameters to 2. Many models offer a variety of options. Most compact trenchers have air- cooled gasoline engines. Riders often are available with either gasoline or diesel power.
Turbocharged engines can boost production capabilities. Large machines are equipped with liquid- cooled diesel engines.
All models can be equipped with teeth and chain suited to specific digging conditions. A variety of trenching component options are available for larger models, including center- line and multi- position digging assemblies, disk trenchers for cutting through paved surfaces and frozen ground, and teeth and chain combinations for cutting through rock and other difficult conditions.
Mechanical or hydrostatic drive?
Equipment buyers have a choice between machines with mechanical and hydrostatic trenching drive systems.
Some trencher owners consider mechanical drive systems the most productive and believe that hydraulic drives are easier to maintain. Mechanical trenching drives generally transmit a greater percentage of engine horsepower to the digging component, but mechanical systems require belt and chain adjustments and lubrication, and the operator must use a clutch and shift lever to change digging chain speeds. Hydrostatic machines are easier to operate; the operator can adjust digging speeds without shifting gears, and hydrostatic models require less regular maintenance.
Improvements to both types of systems have narrowed performance differences; both are efficient and productive, and the choice of which to use has become largely a matter of personal preference.
Are attachments needed?
Trenching is the only function of pedestrian models.
Riding models usually come with a standard backfill blade, but most riding machines today are designed to accommodate a variety of attachments which convert a basic trencher into a multipurpose underground construction machine. A utility backhoe is one of the most popular trencher attachments. Others are the vibratory plow, combo (combination vibratory plow and offset trencher), and hydraulic boring attachment. Medium- range models can be equipped with attachments to do as many as six different underground jobs. Equipping a trencher with one or more attachments often can eliminate the need to bring another piece of equipment to a job.
A careful analysis of how a machine is to be used will help buyers decide whether the extended capabilities offered by attachments will justify the added investment costs.
Is it easy to operate?
The easier a trencher is to use, the more efficient and productive its operator can be. Machine functions should be easy to understand, controls clearly identified and arranged for easy, natural operation. Even on compact pedestrian models, trenching components are raised and lowered hydraulically, and attachments also are operated off the machine's hydraulic system.
Comfort is not a feature customarily associated with construction equipment, but ergonomic design considerations can make a long work day less tiring and stressful. For example, the operator station of the Ditch Witch. В® RT Family of Tractors makes effective use of available space to provide as much leg room as possible. The padded seat can be adjusted for height, slides forward and backward, rotates 9.
A tilting column permits the steering wheel to be adjusted to individual operator preferences.
Is it easy to maintain?
The easier a machine is to maintain, the less likely regular service will be neglected. Wear parts must be replaced and regular maintenance and occasional repairs are necessary to keep machines in top running condition. Look for equipment with extended maintenance periods, fewer daily maintenance points, and convenient access to service pointsвЂâ€all features that make a trencher simpler to maintain and repair.
What about product support?
Surveys document that many owners and operators of construction equipment consider product support to be just as important as the quality of the equipment they purchase.
Product support begins with ready access to replacement parts and availability of professional service when repairs are necessary. Terms of a machine’s warranty is an extremely important consideration. What does it include? How long does coverage last?
The best product support programs don’t end with parts and service and a good warranty.
One of the most valuable benefits of owning and operating Ditch Witch equipment is the service and support available from the Ditch Witch dealer organization. With large inventories of genuine Ditch Witch parts, dealer personnel support their customers in every way necessary to help keep equipment on the job.
Every customer who invests in a Ditch Witch machine has immediate access to training in operational procedures and maintenance.
It doesn’t much matter how good equipment is if it is impossible to get parts in a timely manner or training in its operation isn’t readily available.
Training is an important element of total support. Operational and maintenance training is important, and it is available at the Ditch Witch factory and from our dealer organization. Ditch Witch training isn’t limited to the classroom.