Where can I rent a walk-behind trencher?
The Cat ® Rental Store carries a wide assortment of walk-behind trencher rentals at competitive rates. We feature Dingo, Ditch Witch, Toro and Vermeer models, along with comprehensive service and support.
Should I rent or buy a trencher for digging?
If you are a DIYer digging a dirt trench for utility work such as cable, telephone or pipes, then a walk-behind trencher rental will be ideal. If you are digging deep utility trenches in a rocky landscape, a ride-on trencher with higher horsepower would be the most productive and the safest.
Why choose sign in walk-behind trenchers?
Sign in Walk-Behind Trenchers provide a powerful digging performance, yet are compact enough to work in close quarters and near fences, driveways and sidewalks.
How deep can a walk-behind trencher dig?
These walk-behind trenchers are gasoline powered and feature a maximum digging depth of 48". You can trust United Rentals with all your trenching and general earthmoving equipment needs.
Our Fleet Of Walk-behind Trencher Rentals
Dingo TRX19: This trencher rental features a robust Kawasaki FH580V, V-Twin Air-Cooled gasoline engine that produces 19 horsepower of trenching power. The tracks, instead of wheels, and the user-friendly control system provide excellent maneuverability on all types of terrain.
When Should You Consider a Trench Digger Rental?
Trenching equipment rental can offer a host of benefits for any business. If you're looking to stretch a limited equipment budget, renting enables you to avoid costs such as storage and maintenance. You should also consider renting if you need a trencher less than 60-70% of the time.
Contact the CatRental Store to Learn More About Our Trenching Equipment Rental Units
With more than 1,300 Cat Rental Store locations worldwide, it's easy to find the best walk-behind trencher rental for your applications. To learn more or find a store near you, give us a call at 1-800-RENT-CAT today. You can also contact us online to get a quick, no-obligation quote and rent whatever you need from people who do whatever it takes.
Description
Trenchers are used to dig trenches for laying pipes, electrical cables, and installing drainage. Trenchers come in a range of sizes from riding trenchers to walk behind. A trencher monitors engine and chain operation and automatically pauses the machine when a problem occurs.
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