Little Beaver Kwik-Trench Blades for Challenging Soils

The mini-trencher will cut through 4-inch tree roots and the interchangeable teeth system helps reduce maintenance time and teeth replacement costs.

Kwik-Trench teeth are not welded directly to the cutter wheel; Super Blade Plus and Rock Teeth bolt on to the Kwik Trench’s cutter wheel with four bolts, which make replacing worn or damaged teeth inexpensive and easy. A welded system requires replacing the entire cutting wheel.  In addition to maintenance savings, operators can use the teeth to tailor the earth saw to changing soil conditions. With the 1/2-inch, carbide-steel Super Blade Plus, a Kwik-Trench cuts through soft soils, such as loam and sand, at as fast as 30 feet per minute in ideal soil conditions. The Super Xtra Rock Teeth are made from 3/4-inch carbide steel and are ideally suited for dense clays and rocky soils. With Super Xtra Rock Teeth, shown here, a Kwik-Trench can cut as fast as 20 feet per minute depending on the soil type and cutting depth. 

Both give Little Beaver’s earth saws speed and safety advantages over chain-based trenching equipment, the company says. Operators easily push the earth saw forward through soils, where chain-based alternatives require operators to slowly walk backward. 

The Super Blade Plus and Super Xtra Rock Teeth fit Little Beaver’s Kwik-Trench KT200B and KT2400B earth saws, which have pre-drilled cutter wheels so operators can change out the teeth within an hour. The cutting wheel on the KT200B model handles either 12 Super Blade Plus or four Super Xtra Rock Teeth, and the larger KT2400B uses either 16 Super Blade Plus or eight Super Xtra Rock Teeth. The KT200B digs 3-inch wide trenches as deep as 8 inches, while the KT2400B digs 4-inch wide trenches at a maximum depth of 12 inches. Both the KT200B and KT2400B models are ideal for installation and landscape applications, such as sprinkler systems, edging, silt fencing and root pruning. 

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