Designed with an electric-driven motor, the 36/42-600E is emissions-free and extremely quiet. This ultra-powerful, engine-free machine is perfect for steep angles, solid rock, and sound-sensitive jobsites alike—freeing you up to work in more places than a traditional boring machine allows.
Designed with our Quik Split and Quik Tran technologies, the 36-600 is a fast, powerful machine for the next generation of auger boring.
The 48/54-900 features a highly productive rack & pinion, increased visibility to the master pusher, and a whole lotta hole-punching power.
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