HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLING FOR SALE INSTALL
At 160-hp, it gives operators 20 more hp in a smaller footprint over competitive units, helping operators install pipe in the most challenging conditions and more confined spaces. It features an advanced, two-pipe All Terrain drilling system that provides 33 percent more torque than competitive units. Products Summary: The AT40 All Terrain unit is the latest addition to the Ditch Witch family of directional drills. In addition to its lineup of quality HDD equipment, the organization also offers a range of other underground equipment, including trenchers, vibratory plows, backhoes, chains, teeth and sprockets, vacuum excavation systems, and mini skid steers and offers certified training to safely equip novice and skilled operators for today’s evolving jobsites. The Ditch Witch organization also provides the industry’s widest range of downhole tooling options to help handle hard rock, mud, tree roots and dense ground. The latest generation of Ditch Witch drills provide operators advanced machines with innovative technology for improved performance, power and productivity for a variety of jobsite conditions. Introduced in 1990, the original Ditch Witch horizontal directional drill (HDD) has advanced based on industry changes and direct customer feedback, now including a lineup of 12 different units. History: Since its founding in 1949, the Ditch Witch organization has grown from inventing the first mechanized, compact service-line trencher to being a one-stop source for underground construction equipment. This award ceremony will also induct TTC’s new state of the art boring school that is set to debut that very week.ġ959 West Fir Ave. Technicians sent to service your machine are experts on that particular piece of equipment and their only goal is to get you back to the bore keeping the job smooth and profitable.įun Fact: In fall 2018, Leo Barbera and Barbco founder Jim Barbera will be honored at Louisiana Tech’s TTC with Lifetime Achievement Awards for their contributions to the trenchless industry. Tribor also boasts a rotary torque range between 33,741 ft/lbs and 80,620 ft/lbs.Īdvice to Buyers: Be willing to listen to and trust service technicians when they are called upon to service your machine. This multi-purpose machines offers a minimum pull back force of 186,532 lbs and a maximum of 592,191 lbs accompanied by a thrust force the ranges between a minimum of 282,743 lbs and a maximum of 737,961 lbs. With three models T30, T36 and T48 ranging from a mini rig to a maxi rig, TriBor will be able to get the job done without a doubt. With the ability to use about any downhole steering system, this multi-purpose, hybrid design offers the functions of a guided boring machine, auger boring machine and an HDD drill. Products Summary: Tribor is a first in its class 3-in-1 machine with the ability to accommodate any job large or small.
Since its founding, Barbco has brought many innovations to the trenchless industry including TriBor, a hybrid boring machine and FlexBor, a method and line of tooling aimed at being more cost-effective and environmentally friendly. The eight-acre facility provides Barbco with ample manufacturing space with room to expand. In December of 2002, Barbco moved to its present location in East Canton, Ohio. While there, Barbco expanded its product line with Boring Machine Tunnel Attachments (BMTA’s) and Directional Drills. In 1992, the company moved to Canton Ohio. The company then moved near Massillon Ohio, where Barbco manufactured auger and boring machines. His first shop was located in Twinsburg, Ohio but that location was quickly outgrown. Jim had many years of experience in the auger boring industry having been a utility contractor and having built and sold auger boring equipment. Their rigs should be backed by companies that can get them back up and running quickly if and when they go down.ģ15 Pekin Ave., SE | East Canton, OH 44720 Recent Trends: Currently we are seeing customers that want rigs that are true work horses with minimal downtime. Contractors should make sure, no matter their size, they are a valued partner long after the sale. In our industry the decision to purchase a rig shouldn’t end at the rig itself but extend down the line to what can the company offer after the sale. Advice to Buyers: The HDD market has really taken off in 2018 and uptime is more critical than ever.
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