QuickTrench Usage Tips #2

The second QuickTrench tips video. In it you will see techniques to replace a 3/4 water main through a front lawn. It show the digger in use as well as the 8 inch burial tool. You will actually watch the trench seem to disappear right before your eyes.

[@MichelleBlair-x3n]

Im being told I need to be 18” deep foe electrical conduit here in Florida. Is that normal? I’d have loved to be able to use this

[@maxi-me]

Love this tool. Now if I send the full amount plus $100 courtesy fee, could you package this up and mail it to LAST WEEK! WHEN I _REALLY_ NEEDED THIS TOOL!!!!!!🤣

[@baddinosaur1548]

Great video, This is just the thing to bury my underground security system wires. Thanks

[@irrigationproservices5048]

really 20 min with a sharp shooter

[@walterkilleen110]

I've been a plumber for over 40 years and used a Sharp Shooter before... You will never get the one inch diameter water line below grade to 8, 12, or more inches without breaking the tool. The yellow tool makes sure that you don't damage the pipe while pushing it to the bottom of the trench. The green digger weighs almost 11lbs! A sharpshooter is closer to 3lbs. That extra steel creates enough inertia to cut through the sod in one strike. Side to side motion treats the digger like a double pointed shovel. (to go deeper)... in the end, you have a flat bottom trench about 1-1/2in wide at the top AND bottom. The middle of the trench is narrower, thus the need for the Yellow tool.

[@DjKamiKaze09]

Is there a way to buy only the yellow tool?