MiniTrencher

MiniTrencher recently announced its latest addition to their trencher line up, the GeoRipper® T/A trenching attachment. GeoRipper® minitrenchers provide an easy and precise way to trench while decreasing time and labor and increasing profits.

Recognizing that many contractors and rental dealers would prefer a multi-purpose tool, MiniTrencher launched the GeoRipper® T/A. GeoRipper®T/A allows users to convert select power cutters (Husqvarna, Stihl and Makita) into a GeoRipper® minitrencher in minutes. With added safety in mind, this bolt-on/bolt-off trenching attachment comes with a new safety bar and dirt deflection system to keep the soil on the ground and fingers away from moving parts. GeoRipper® minitrenchers provide an easy and precise way to trench while decreasing time and labor and increasing profits.

Whether you need a light-weight alternative, low maintenance solution or a more accessible choice, this innovative minitrencher is debunking old school claims that bigger is better. The Original GeoRipper® and GeoRipper®T/A trenching attachment’s self-sharpening chains dig through dirt, clay, roots and rocky soil with remarkable speed and ease.

Whether you need a light-weight alternative, low maintenance solution or a more accessible choice, this new innovative mini trencher is debunking old school claims that bigger is better. The belt-driven engines combined with self-sharpening chains dig through dirt, clay, roots and rocky soil with remarkable speed and ease. GeoRipper digs around 2 inches wide and up to 20 or 27 inches deep, 3X faster than hand digging. With more than 150 dealers nationwide and demonstration models in most, contractors can see it first-hand and see the difference. With a starting weight of 32 lbs, this trencher can be used by hand or with an EZ Kart for longer runs. Available in three engine options – Series 6, Series 7 and Series 8; GeoRipper has you covered. 

Contractors are trenching with GeoRipper for: irrigation, low-voltage lighting, fencing, edging, erosion control and root barriers to name a few. Contractors, like Rodney Krumnow in Texas, state, "I had a hard time believing it would make that much of a difference. I bought one. Best Decision ever. We now have two of them and keep them ready to go. We have a Vermeer RTX 100, Toro Dingo with attachments, but GeoRipper is used the most by far."