2024 - Volume #48, Issue #4, Page #31
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Drill Designed For Horizontal Digging
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“Following the shift in green industry trends and market demands, MiniTrencher is unveiling new products and attachments, including a horizontal auger and a new electric battery-powered division,” says Debra McNamara, MiniTrencher marketing professional.
The handheld trenching drill doesn’t need water, eliminating any messy cleanups.
Powered by a Honda 4-cycle engine or a Makita 40-volt MAX XGT battery-powered motor, the SiBore easily drills through almost any type of soil. After the job is completed, they’re small and light enough to be transported in the trunk of a car.
The units come in three models, each with the standard gas-powered engine or the cordless Makita battery-powered option.
The SB216 and 216e drills feature 2 and 4-in. dia. augers with 32-in. extensions up to 12 ft. The SB215 and 215e are suitable for micro-boring with 24 ft. of 1-in. augers. The larger SB431 and 431e contain all the components of their counterparts in one tool.
Accessory drilling bits range in size from the 1-in. drill tip to 2 to 8-in. augers and 36-in. drill rods.
“Our trenching attachments are the industry standard for shallow-depth, narrow-width trenches for irrigation, landscape, erosion control, electrical, plumbing, and fiber optic applications,” McNamara says.
The SiBore Drills are available directly from MiniTrencher or their 130+ U.S. dealers.
Depending on the model, prices range from $5,260 to $6,947 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, MiniTrencher, 815 NE 172nd Ave., Vancouver, Wash. 98684 (ph 877-694-0141; info@minitrencher.com; www.minitrencher.com).
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