This is a Bradco Model 330 Trencher attached to a 2008 Kubota BX2660 RV tractor. 30" Digging depth; Boom is 6" wide chain Contact Pioneer Equipment Company of Mission, Texas 956-226-9009
wow it gives that little tractor hell, But looks like your digging in near bedrock so im sure it would do great here in ohio, does it go deeper? here most lines need to be at least 36" deep to stay below the frost line.
@mysushi9 25.5 hp. Kubota is a tough little tractor (I actually own this model) that can take a beating and keep going. My only concern was how much it was shaking the tractor. It seemed to be running the trencher ok, but if I were to use one of those trenchers, I'd at least step up to the B series tractors. They have bigger frames. Not much more hp than the bx2660, but I'd definitely want the bigger frame.
Very impressive for such a small tractor, Love ''Rockin the 80's
LOVE the Kubota HATE the music! Wanted to hear the Kubota grunting....
That's the way to put in utility and irrigation lines.
digs good but i would like to see the hole boom in the groud to see what it does but its still a good trencher.
I need a side mounted one to ditch against a hillside?
wow it gives that little tractor hell, But looks like your digging in near bedrock so im sure it would do great here in ohio, does it go deeper? here most lines need to be at least 36" deep to stay below the frost line.
@mysushi9 25.5 hp. Kubota is a tough little tractor (I actually own this model) that can take a beating and keep going. My only concern was how much it was shaking the tractor. It seemed to be running the trencher ok, but if I were to use one of those trenchers, I'd at least step up to the B series tractors. They have bigger frames. Not much more hp than the bx2660, but I'd definitely want the bigger frame.
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Awesome, albeit accompanied by the worst music I’ve ever heard.