Trencher for Skid Steer for Sale 48''

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale Description

RAY Trencher incorporates Manganese alloy tines to provide a multi purpose attachment suitable for avariety of applications. Used by rental yards, contractors, and developers to dig trenches for water, electrical,drainage, or footings in many different soil conditions. The Eaton option drive motor mounts to an industry-leading planetary drive that provides the high torque to the digging chain.

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale Specification

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale Catalogue

2022 RAY Skid Steer Attachments Catalogue.pdf

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale Video

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale Features

● Universal mounting quick attach, included to suit your machine

● High designed to quickly and reliably dig trenches 24, 36, or 48 inches deep

● 6”, 8” and 10” chain widths available.

● USA Eaton direct drive motor (optional) ensures optimum performance and longevity and allows forward and reverse operation

● Heavy frame construction stands up to everyday rugged use

● Machined and enclosed front bearings are protected against dirt and offer extended life

● Available colours

Skid Steer Trencher for Sale FAQ

1. How much does a skid steer trencher cost?

As always, pricing varies according to specs, capabilities, manufacturer, and vendor, but not as wide as for some skid steer attachments. On average, you can expect to pay between $2500and $3000 for a trencher attachment for your skid steer loader.

2. How deep can a skid steer trencher dig?

The 8-in. wide chain will dig depths of 36 and 48 in., and 10- to 12-in. wide chains typically dig depths up to 36 in. Most trencher manufacturers offer many features and benefits.

3. Do you need high flow to run trencher?

For example, a 3- or 4-ft trencher can typically be powered by a standard hydraulic system whereas a 5-ft or larger trencher will likely need to be powered by a high-flow hydraulic option. The smallest trenchers can be powered with as little as 15 to 16 GPM of hydraulic flow.

4. How fast can you trench with a skid steer?

Generally, a good ground speed is 1 to 3 mph. Trenching with a skid steer or track loader is done in reverse. Make certain that the area is free of obstacles and that bystanders are not in harm's way. Selecting the proper chain to match your conditions is important.