Trencher can create circular foundations.
March 24, 2004 - Forward-digging, skid-steer-mounted trencher can dig in both directions, straight, and in curves. Skid-plate sets in relation to 2 tandem dirt augers and rests on ground, allowing operator to skid-steer in float position and maintain constant digging depth. It is available in digging depths of 3 ft 6 in., 4 ft 6 in., and 5 ft 6 in. and can dig trenches 5–12 in. wide. Trencher can convert to a different size by adding boom extension piece and additional section of chain.
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Loegering Manufacturing Inc.
PO Box 870
Casselton, ND, 58012
USA
Loegering Introduces the Only Forward-Moving Skid-Steer Trencher in the Market
Now you can dig trenches the RIGHT way!
Casselton, North Dakota - Loegering is excited to introduce the only forward digging skid-steer-mounted trencher that is guaranteed to trench circles around the competition. This trencher is literally the only trencher that goes the right
direction. The Loegering Trencher's innovative side-shift design digs in both directions, straight, and in curves. This innovative trencher has a skid-plate that can be set in relation to the two tandem dirt augers and rests on the ground, allowing the operator to skid-steer in the float position and maintain a constant digging depth at all times. "Not only is it a user-friendly trencher, this is currently the only trencher in the skid-steer market that can dig trenches moving forward allowing you to dig right up to a building or curb", states Loegering Region Sales Manager Todd Shepherd.
The trencher is available in digging depths of 3 feet 6 inches, 4 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 6 inches. In just a matter of minutes, your 3 feet 6 inch trencher can become a 4 foot 6 inch unit by simply sliding the extension piece onto the boom and adding an additional section of chain. Converting to a 5 foot 6 inch machine just means adding a second boom extension, the proper length of chain as well as additional teeth. The teeth can also be adjusted to widen or narrow the trench. The trencher can dig trenches from five to 12 inches wide.
The Loegerng trencher is easier, safer and faster than the competition. This trencher features bumper arms that rest on the front frame of the skid-steer to stabilize and take pressure off the skid-steer's tilt cylinders.
Loegering Regional Sales Manager Dale Brandt feels one of the primary benefits of the Loegering Trencher is the added safety you get with our trencher. "With the Loegering Trencher, you can now see where you're going. Not only is this a nice safety feature, but since you no longer need to use a spotter, this Trencher will also cut down on your labor costs!"
This trencher is ideal for creating circular foundations. The outside of the trencher frame has eyelets for hooking up a chain to use as a visual guide to keep the trencher at the desired radius while creating perfect sidewalls.
The trencher also has a Spoon that cleans out and levels the trench. The spoon attaches to the underside bracket.
Loegering, the original skid-steer track manufacturer, has been building tracks for over 30 years and tracking self-propelled booms since 1977. The company designs and produces tracks and attachments for distribution worldwide.
For more information, please contact:
Becky Fix, Marketing & PR Specialist, (701) 347-6316, e-mail:
beckyf@loegering.com
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