Entries Tagged Drilling Equipment

You start on one side of an obstacle and shoot underneath to the other side: That’s how horizontal directional drilling typically works....

The Vermeer D40x55DR S3 Navigator horizontal directional drill delivers productivity in broad-range ground conditions, from hard, medium, and soft rock to loamy/dirt...

The Toro DD2226 directional drill delivers 2,600 ft-lbs of rotational torque and 22,000 pounds of thrust and pullback for versatility, allowing the...

The demand for horizontal directional drilling projects is growing every year. But whether you’re just starting out or an experienced contractor, if...

The Vermeer D40x55DR S3 Navigator horizontal directional drill delivers excellent productivity in broad range of ground conditions, from hard, medium and soft...

Seasoned horizontal directional drilling crews are confident in their abilities to bore through just about any ground condition. But there’s no denying...

Hey drillers — Are you starting a big project this spring? Do you have your HDD drill ready? If not, it’s time...

Faster, simpler controls, best performance. Introducing Vermeer S3 drills — performance redefined. The S3 leads the way with the third generation of...

Ernie and Chris Romero believe in two things: making customers happy and having a strong family-relationship. The brothers have been accomplishing both of...

The Toro DD2024 horizontal directional drill combines a compact design with 20,000 pounds of pullback force and 2,400 ft-lb of rotary torque....

The JT40 horizontal directional drill from Ditch Witch integrates machine data into an innovative display to keep operators informed and productive on...

As a series of moving parts under constant pressure, your drill rod undergoes continual wear and tear every time you put it...

If ever a company was aptly named, it’s Diversified Underground, based in Aurora, Colorado. Since its inception in 2000, the company has...

Rock is not so tough after all when matched up with some of today’s drill bits. The bits are taking horizontal directional...