Auger Torque Skid Steer Trencher

The Auger Torque Earth Drill Trencher collection includes several models designed for skid steers, including the XHD-48, XHD-36, MT-48, MT-36, and MT-24. These models offer different trenching widths, digging depths, and hydraulic flow requirements, allowing operators to select an attachment based on their specific trenching application and skid steer hydraulic system. The XHD-48 provides a 12-inch trench width with an 18–30 GPM hydraulic flow range, while the XHD-36 provides a 14-inch width and requires 16–25 GPM. The MT series includes options for 24-inch, 36-inch, and 48-inch trench depths.

The Auger Torque Earth Drill Trencher models in this collection provide multiple trench width options. The XHD-48 has a 12-inch width, the XHD-36 has a 14-inch width, while the MT-48 is 8 inches wide and the MT-36 and MT-24 are 12 inches wide. Choosing the appropriate trench width depends on the intended application and the space required for the installation or excavation work.

Digging depth varies by model. The MT-48 is designed for a 48-inch trench depth, the MT-36 provides a 36-inch depth, and the MT-24 provides a 24-inch depth. The XHD models are identified by their model configurations and supplied width and hydraulic specifications, so customers should verify the exact digging-depth specification for the selected XHD model before purchase. Selecting the correct depth is important when matching the trencher to the requirements of the job.

Hydraulic flow requirements vary across the Earth Drill Trencher range. The XHD-48 requires 18–30 GPM, the XHD-36 requires 16–25 GPM, the MT-48 requires 12–27 GPM, the MT-36 requires 12–25 GPM, and the MT-24 requires 9–17 GPM. Before purchasing, compare the attachment's required GPM range with the skid steer's available hydraulic flow to ensure the selected trencher is appropriately matched to the machine.

The collection includes both XHD and MT series Earth Drill Trenchers, with different configurations for trenching width, depth, and hydraulic flow. For example, the XHD-48 has a 12-inch width and operates at 18–30 GPM, while the XHD-36 has a 14-inch width and requires 16–25 GPM. The MT models provide specified trench depths of 24, 36, and 48 inches, with hydraulic flow requirements ranging from 9–17 GPM to 12–27 GPM. Comparing the required trench dimensions and hydraulic specifications can help identify the appropriate model for your skid steer.

Choose the right Earth Drill Trencher by first considering the required trench width and depth, then confirming that your skid steer meets the attachment's hydraulic flow requirements. For example, the MT-24 offers a 12-inch width and 24-inch depth with a 9–17 GPM requirement, while the MT-36 offers a 12-inch width and 36-inch depth at 12–25 GPM. For deeper trenching, the MT-48 provides an 8-inch width and 48-inch depth at 12–27 GPM. The XHD-48 and XHD-36 provide additional configurations with 18–30 GPM and 16–25 GPM requirements respectively. Always verify the selected model's specifications against your skid steer before ordering.