The new MT9 micro-trencher attachment from Ditch Witch, is designed, says the company, “to improve productivity and to reduce the cost-per-foot on small fiber job sites.” Developed for use in tandem ...

The Ditch Witch CX-Series walk-behind trenchers share a common, compact frame, equipped with engines ranging from 16 to 30 hp and offer up to 48 in. of digging depth depending on the model.

The Ditch Witch HT275 trencher is the company’s largest and handles underground construction installations up to 10 feet deep and 26 inches wide. It is powered by a Cummins 275-horsepower Tier 4-F ...

The scope of the project will help determine what model of trencher to use, whether it be a walk-behind or stand-on, and what attachments to add. Experts at Barreto, Ditch Witch, Little Beaver ...

The Ditch Witch organization announces the release of a new ride-on trencher, the RT45, an upgrade of the company's popular RT40. The Ditch Witch organization announces the release of a new ride-on ...

The Ditch Witch organization announces the release of the new RT24, a fully hydrostatic, 22.3-hp (16.5 kW) trencher that offers all of the classic Ditch Witch equipment features—power, compact size, ...

Making their international debut on the day were the JT100 Mach 1, the largest Ditch Witch horizontal directional drill (HDD), the RT45 and RT80 ride-on trenchers, the RT10 and RT12 walk-behind ...

The company specializes in the sale, rental, and service of Ditch Witch branded products, including trenchers, directional drills, and other equipment vital to the construction, utility ...

He was 94. Malzahn is best known for inventing the world’s first service-line trencher, originally known as the Ditch Witch Power, in 1949. The innovation of mechanizing the demanding task of ...

Ed Malzahn developed the original Ditch Witch trencher in the 1940s at his family’s machine shop in Perry, Okla., to help construction workers lay water, electric, gas and sewer lines to single ...