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PRODUCT ROUNDUP
Toro
Powered by a 160-horsepower Cummins QSB4.5 diesel, the
DD4045 horizontal directional drill has 40,000 pounds of
thrust and pullback and 4,500 foot pounds of rotary torque.
Open-top vice wrenches provide enhanced visibility to the
tool point, allowing for faster connections and breakouts. A
two-speed carriage, with up to 140-feet-per-minute travel
speed, helps reduce operator cycle time. Inside an optional
enclosed cab, a multi-function color LCD display shows
the drill's performance and functions. Operators can chose
between either single or dual-stick controls to place the 52
pieces of 10-foot drill pipe that comes standard with the
machine.
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Ditch Witch
The JT60 and JT60 All Terrain horizontal directional drills each
offer 60,000 pounds of thrust and pullback plus 9,000 foot
pounds of rotational torque. A 190-gross-horsepower Tier 3
or 200-gross-horsepower Tier 4 Interim engine is available,
powering an onboard 150-gpm enclosed fl uid pump. The
patented, two-pipe All Terrain drilling system enables the
All Terrain model to be more productive in a wide range of
ground conditions. Both models come standard with Ditch
Witch GPS, allowing you to remotely view engine hours,
operational hours, service reminders and machine location.
Vermeer
The D20x22 S3 Navigator, designed for compact spaces, offers
12-percent additional power and improved precision control
over its predecessor D16x20 Series II machine. Powered by
a 74-horsepower Deutz Tier 4 Final engine, the machine has
19,550 pounds of thrust/pullback and 2,250 foot-pounds of
torque. A new hydraulic system makes better use of engine
horsepower, and offers more rotation, thrust and tracking
performance over its predecessor. The unit shares a common
control system with larger Vermeer drills.
