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    Browse hundreds of new and used Ditch Witch machines for sale, including trenchers, horizontal directional drills (HDDs), skid steers, and other machinery for utilities, fiber and cable installation, and construction.

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    Hours: 828
    Location: Monroe, Wisconsin
    Seller: M & D Truck & Equipment Sales LLC
    Hours: 381
    Location: Woodland, California
    Hours: 21
    Location: Uniontown, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Quarrick Equipment & Auctions
    Hours: 670
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Hours: 731
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Hours: 415
    Location: San Antonio, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,004
    Location: French Camp, California
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 946
    Location: Janesville, Wisconsin
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,022
    Location: Lee's Summit, Missouri
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,023
    Location: Sulphur, Louisiana
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 841
    Location: Gilbert, Arizona
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,268
    Location: Layton, Utah
    Seller: Powerhouse Equipment
    Hours: 1,176
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,245
    Location: El Paso, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,260
    Location: Stafford, Texas
    Seller: United Rentals - Houston
    Hours: 1,127
    Location: El Paso, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 236
    Location: Andrews, South Carolina

    2018 DITCH WITCH RT45

    Ride On Trenchers / Cable Plows

    USD $17,900
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    Rental Prices:
    Daily: USD $370
    Weekly: USD $1,100
    Monthly: USD $3,300
    Hours: 864
    Location: Warrensburg, Missouri
    Seller: Pro Rental
    Hours: 727
    Location: Clinton, Illinois
    Seller: Equipment City
    Hours: 724
    Location: Clinton, Illinois
    Seller: Equipment City
    Hours: 832
    Location: Covington, Georgia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 909
    Location: Austin, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,083
    Location: Waxahachie, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,134
    Location: Wichita, Kansas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 952
    Location: Clinton, Illinois
    Seller: Equipment City
    Hours: 885
    Location: Roanoke, Virginia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,155
    Location: Apache Junction, Arizona
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,092
    Location: Oakdale, California

    About Ditch Witch

    Ditch Witch is the name to know in construction equipment for installing utilities underground. The Perry, Oklahoma, company is synonymous with trenching and trenchless machinery, including horizontal direction drills (HDDs) and asset locators, for the installation of water, sewer, and gas lines as well as telecommunications, cable TV, and fiber-optic cables.


    Ditch Witch RT125 Ride-On Trencher

    The Origins Of Ditch Witch

    The Ditch Witch story began in 1902 when a German immigrant named Carl Frederick Malzahn moved from the freezing winters of Minnesota southward to Perry, Oklahoma. He opened a blacksmith shop with his two sons, Gustave and Charles. The latter eventually turned the family business into Charlie's Machine Shop, which flourished by conducting repair work for oilfield equipment in the region. Charlie’s son Edwin joined the company in 1944.

    Early Ditch Witch Trenchers

    From 1948 to 1950, Ed Malzahn put his new mechanical engineering degree to use developing the industry’s first compact, mechanized trenching machine. Smaller than the other trenchers of the day, the new machine specifically addressed the need to dig narrow trenches for water, electric, and gas service lines between houses and the main lines under the street, and it did so faster than workers could dig them manually using picks and shovels.

    Charlie and Ed made a steel prototype with a vertical conveyor chain that dug into the ground using a series of small buckets. The operator sat on a tractor seat mounted on the side, using a lever to move the trencher forward or backward on its four pneumatic tires.

    Ed met with an advertising man in Tulsa, who helped him to come up with a catchier name than its working title: “Ed’s Ditcher.” The pair christened the new trencher the DWP for Ditch Witch Power, which went on the market for $750.

    1950s Ditch Witch Expansion

    In 1951, the company formed its first partnership with a dealer in Oklahoma City. This proved to be a crucial first step toward the widespread dealer network that would come to fuel Ditch Witch’s growth and expansion.

    Ed and Charlie incorporated the company in 1958 as Charles Machine Works (CMW), the name it still bears today as the parent company of Ditch Witch. Its innovations included a vibratory plow, trencher attachments including backfill blades and a backhoe, and a versatile “combo” machine configurable with various modules.

    Ditch Witch Drilling Technology

    In 1987, when the nascent horizontal directional drilling technology was focused on lengthy boreholes for oil and gas company projects, Ditch Witch once again scaled its own offering down for the utility market. It introduced a compact model designed for installing smaller-diameter utility lines. The new horizontal drilling bore enabled customers to install pipes and cables under roads, creeks, and other obstructions.

    Ed stepped down from his longtime role as CEO in 2003, and his granddaughter, Tiffany Sewell-Howard, took the helm. In 2015, Ditch Witch had more than 175 dealerships and branches serving customers in 195 countries. The publicly traded Toro Company acquired the privately held Charles Machine Works in 2019. Ditch Witch continues to make its products in the U.S.

    Ditch Witch Product Lines

    Besides trenchers, Ditch Witch sells horizontal directional drills (including large American Augers models) and all-terrain drills, which can be used in conjunction with the company’s Subsite Electronics HDD guidance systems and locating tools to give the drill operator as much information as possible while digging. The company’s trenchless machinery includes fluid management systems, pneumatic piercing tools, and HammerHead pipe bursters for pipe rehabilitation.

    Ditch Witch also sells hydrovacs and vacuum excavators with multiple accessories available; walk-behind, ride-on, quad, and micro trenchers and vibratory plows; and stand-on mini skid steers in different configurations to handle digging, trenching, keyhole coring, and more.

    Find The Right Ditch Witch Equipment

    MachineryTrader.com hosts for-sale listings for hundreds of new and used Ditch Witch machines for sale, including directional drills, ride-on trenchers, walk-behind and stand-on trenchers, and track skid steers. Popular Ditch Witch models available on the site include Jet-Trac JT2020 Mach 1 horizontal drill, RT45 ride-on trencher, 410 walk-behind trencher, and SK800 track skid steer.