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Dig through compacted gravel and soil with the BravePro 18" Trencher, used to install electric wires, gas lines, water lines, and more. A reliable Honda GX200 engine powers the BRPT18, and its compact size fits through most gates and doorways, making it easy to transport from job to job. Carbide-tipped shark teeth on the chain dig a 3" wide trench up to 18" deep, deep enough for laid pipes and wires to remain safe underground. Simplified operator controls make it more user-friendly and less intimidating, with 3 handle positions and adjustable depth configurations. A heavy-gauge steel unibody frame with a durable powder-coat finish and a ratchet mechanism on the wheels help keep the machine tracking straight while trenching.
| Equipment Type | Trencher | Engine | GX200 |
| Country of Origin | Made in the USA (with US and imported components) | Engine Brand | Honda |
| Displacement | 196cc | Max Chain Speed | 180 Ft. Per Minute |
| Dry Weight | 250 lbs | Max Trench Depth | 18 in. |
| Max Trench Width | 3 in. | Wheels | Steel w/ Pneumatic Tires |
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Delivery in 10 - 15 Business Days
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How deep and wide can this trencher dig?
It digs a trench up to 3" wide and 18" deep, using carbide-tipped shark teeth on the chain.
What engine powers this trencher?
It's powered by a reliable Honda GX200 196cc engine.
Is this trencher easy to transport?
Yes, its compact size and built-in lift handles make it easy to move from job to job, and it fits through most gates and doorways.
Can I adjust the digging depth?
Yes, it offers 3 handle positions with adjustable depth configurations.
How much does this trencher weigh?
It has a dry weight of 250 lbs.
What keeps the trencher tracking straight while digging?
A ratchet mechanism on the wheels helps prevent the machine from pulling away from the trenching direction.
What is this trencher typically used for?
It's used for digging through compacted gravel and soil to install electric wires, gas lines, water lines, and similar underground utilities.