Offering durability and performance on any project, the Ditch Witch RT12 walk-behind trencher is designed so the chain, headshaft sprockets and digging teeth work together. The RT12 is also built ...

The Ditch Witch CX-Series walk-behind trenchers share a common, compact frame, equipped with engines ranging from 16 to 30 hp and offer up to 48 in. of digging depth depending on the model.

Four new Ditch Witch compact walk-behind trenchers, the RT12, RT16, RT20, and RT24, incorporate a stacked, in-line hydraulic pump configuration that eliminates vertical shafts and the use of belts and ...

The Charles Machine Works (CMW), Inc., manufacturer of Ditch Witch underground construction equipment, has introduced a new line of compact walk-behind trenchers, each of which ...

Two new walk-behind trenchers from Ditch Witch, the RT10 and RT12, offer fully hydrostatic steering and a choice of high-flotation tires or heavy-duty oscillating tracks. Both units also feature a ...

The construction company had "a student learner exemption permitting minors to do some work that is otherwise prohibited, but use of the walk-behind trencher was not part of the exemption ...

The walk-behind trencher a 16-year-old boy was using to dig a channel for fence posts. He was injured so severely he lost both legs to amputation last summer. (Courtesy: Washington State ...

A construction company has been fined after a 16-year-old boy lost both of his legs after being dragged underneath the blade of a trencher.

More A 16-year-old boy in Washington lost both of his legs after a horrific incident this summer, officials announced Wednesday. The teen was sent by Rotschy LLC to operate a "walk-behind trencher ...

A construction company has been fined after a 16-year-old boy lost both of his legs after being dragged underneath the blade of a trencher.

A Vancouver-based construction company has been fined after a 16-year-old boy lost both legs after being dragged underneath the blade of a trencher.