The Ditch Witch AX30-300 allows optimum productivity for contractors needing excavation.
Vacuum excavation is proving to be an ideal solution over traditional excavation methods for many infrastructure projects, regarded as safer and more environmentally sound.
It’s also considered quicker and cheaper than traditional methods.
The Ditch Witch AX30-300, developed exclusively for the Australian market, is a powerhouse.
Built to perform
Equipped with a 32.5HP Kubota diesel engine, the Ditch Witch AX30-300 delivers maximum power and performance while reducing damage to underground utilities and infrastructure when removing soil and debris.
Boasting a class-leading vacuum-tank capacity of 1135L (300 gallons), the AX30-300 also has the largest spoils tank available on a 4.49T GVM trailer in Australia.
Other benefits include a cam-over auto-locking hydraulic rear door, hydraulic motor system for tank lift and tilt functions, kerb side controls, hose reel and tooling that can always be left connected, and reverse flow control.
It also comes equipped with a silenced power pack to keep noise to a minimum without sacrificing performance.
Maintenance
All maintenance points are accessible, with a lift-off power pack door design and a high-capacity cyclonic filtration system extending filter-cleaning frequency, and the AX30-300 is a testament to innovation and reliability thanks to its high-performance engine and advanced vacuum excavation technology.
Paired with its operator-friendly design, the machine proves itself as a true partner for the landscape-construction industry and remains a top choice for contractors.
The Ditch Witch range prioritises power in every machine produced, ensuring it can withstand the demands placed on it during daily or regular use.
Supplied on a heavy-duty galvanised Australian ADR-compliant trailer, Ditch Witch CEA has retail branches across Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, and all are ready to assist with any and all equipment needs.
Cost and time saver
Through saving time, labour and costs for contractors, as well as reducing surface disruption and reducing the risk of damaging utilities, vacuum excavation is a growing method for excavation jobs.
For more information on the Ditch Witch range, and the AX30-300 in particular, visit ditchwitchcea.com.au.