TrenchBadger Pro Proper Trenching Technique

In this video we'll cover the proper trenching technique when using the TrenchBadger Pro. There different blade types for different types of soils but the trenching technique is the same. For more information, visit us at TrenchBadger.com.

[@bruce_1986]

How the heck does it know I need something like this to dig a trench and recommend me to watch? I haven’t even Googled it.

[@mikelemoine4267]

They can read our thoughts, I am certain of it!!🙂

[@southronjr1570]

You do realize when you sign the agreement for your phone and users agreement for other devices, they have a misleading worded clause that allows them to record every word that is spoken around your phone. The conversations are sent through a program to analyze what would be your most likely next purchase and as such, Google then begins sending you advertisements for those items. Sit down one day and read through you phone contract and the full users agreement for Google, RUclips and others and it will scare the hell out of you what you are signing with regards to personal privacy. Meaning you now have none.

[@wxfield]

I do the same thing with a gas powered edger. I put in all my garden sprinklers and my ham radio antenna wires with a landscape edger 20 years ago..still fine.
Even with yearly core aeration and other abuses...still fine.

[@howboutusingyourhead7992]

Like to see that thing work here in NW Arkansas

[@MaddawgEDC]

When will you make a combi tool attachment for other units? This would be a great addition to an Echo, Stihl, Milwaukee etc...

[@rontopping2048]

Never they would have to purchase echo , stihl , Milwaukee etc. Or sell there design to them.

[@MaddawgEDC]

@@rontopping2048 not necessarily. They could purchase the rights to use it....

[@trenchbadgerinc.4873]

Thank you for your question. This is something we explored in the past but so far the feedback from contractors has been that a dedicated unit works best for them in the field. Perhaps something we can explore in the future. Please consider subscribing to our RUclips channel for future product offering or visit us at www.trenchbadger.com

[@trenchbadgerinc.4873]

Trencher attachment is now available! We currently only interface with one of the units you recommended: trenchbadger.com/products/trencher-attachment-pro-12

[@MaddawgEDC]

@@trenchbadgerinc.4873 that's pretty cool!!!
Hey, wanna send me a unit to feature on my RUclips? Lol

[@vandungle7106]

❤

[@rss8363]

Basically a garden tiller

[@montanausa329]

What’s your garden look like 😊😊

[@andrewordog4397]

Hows that work in ground thats 70% rocks?

[@jasonsgroovemachine]

But how do I put on my gloves? Tie my shoes? What end of my pants does my leg go into?

[@kenfrantz1872]

I need something like this to bury my garden & orchard edging 6" deep. We have clay/loam soil and it's extremely tough going with hand tools. but I only need it very narrow; will it operate with just one blade?

[@trenchbadgerinc.4873]

Hello Ken. We recommend the BadgerClaw blades for your clay/loam soil. You can use the TrenchBadger Pro with a single 12" blade setup but you will get a maximum depth of 4.5" and 1" width. If you use 2 blades you will get to the 6" depth with approximately 2" wide trench. We are currently offering free shipping on all products so check our website for more info at www.trenchbadger.com or call us at 866-887-3624.

[@Frank7748124]

Have you considered using a pressure washer to cut the soil?

[@420WILD]

Love it...but it doesn't look like it can dig down below the frost line

[@Sylvan_dB]

Web site says 12in max. Not going to do what I need. :(

[@montanausa329]

Could that ground be any softer? I bet on hard dirt that think would jump all over

[@jbrizzle7979]

It doesn’t jump too much but it’s a work put. Also the drier/harder the ground the dirt spreads every where. It’s a pain in the rear to backfill.

[@user-er5rg4fd7i]

Como eu faço pra comprar um desse qual o contato

[@trenchbadgerinc.4873]

Por favor, entre em contato conosco em [e-mail]

[@davidnugzarovich3876]

Ну это подходит для мягкого грунта, а иногда приходится копать глину...

[@armyrabb1]

$2000? I think not! I’ll rent a trencher.

[@joaquinmojado]

m2

[@kuljeetsingh7908]

How much price in Indiana rupees
Send your purchase link &address

[@trenchbadgerinc.4873]

Hi! You can see all the requested information on our website: www.trenchbadger.com

[@lowandslow3939]

I bet it won’t dig an 18” deep trench in Vermont’s rock filled ground no matter how much of a bull sized man is running it.

[@barrywalker1288]

Americas must be so dense to need soooo many instructions. It's like; 'Remove cardboard before using toaster'

[@mitchstallings7196]

Would love to have this but the price is unbelievable. WAY too high.

[@beebee2731]

Buy the Ryobi Expand it with the tiller attachment. Straighten the tines with pliers....or not.

[@frits183]

Tis is the way 😂

[@kkevinj1]

no thanks on this idea, arms would fall off, back broken lol

[@joeblow8206]

No girls allowed!!!!

[@joeblow8206]

No girls allowed!!!!

[@no_handle_required]

You want HOW MUCH for this crap?