Entries Tagged Ditch Witch

As underground networks continue to grow, the risk of striking an underground utility line is ever more present. In 2016, below-surface utilities...

Vac-Tron Equipment six-way hydraulic boomVac-Tron Equipment’s new six-way hydraulic boom design for its trailer vacuum excavation equipment and industrial vacuum equipment maximizes...

Bill Heinselman believes it’s possible for his company to be generating $20 million annually in gross revenue in the near future. That...

A March 2017 call to clear a clogged sewer line appeared at first to be fairly standard for R.I.C. Plumbing of Lockport,...

Residential. Industrial. Commercial. R.I.C. Plumbing pretty much does it all, but it was underground work that really elevated the company. Rick Kuhns was...

The first step to every job is also the most important: safety. This damage prevention video takes you through the rigorous steps...

The versatile vacuum excavator has become a familiar sight on utility construction projects. Vacuum excavators are portable, dual-purpose machines which are both “soft”...

Redesigned to be low profile and high performance, Ditch Witch’s new line of HX vacuum excavators is engineered to deliver more productivity...

The enhanced lineup of Ditch Witch vacuum excavators boosts operator productivity and versatility on municipality and underground construction jobs. The models feature...

As the fiber build-out progresses and the HDD industry continues to grow, it is clear there is a shortage of experienced operators...

Rated for operation at 250 psi, the Ditch Witch Air Saber empowers operators to dig faster and more efficiently on a variety...

When utility contractors talk about their biggest horizontal directional drilling pain points, disposing of drilling mud is usually near the top of...

To help keep operators safe and productive on the job site, the Ditch Witch Prospector Nozzle boosts performance on hydroexcavation jobs by...

Rooted in Western Michigan, the city of Montague’s scenic landscapes and quiet streets support a population of just over 2,300 people. To...