Vibratory Plow Attachment

Plow into and work below the ground with the vibratory plow attachment. Designed for the mini track loader, the vibratory plow attachment is the ideal tool for installing pipe and cable with minimal ground disturbance. Dig down with the adjustable plow blade, available in either pull or chute configurations. To preserve surrounding sod conditions, a coulter wheel cuts sod immediately ahead of the plow blade while the pressure foot holds the sod down as the blade moves up and down. The result is a knife-like slit that almost disappears as the cut is driven over by the machine.

Applications for the vibratory plow attachment include constructing new sprinkler systems as well as placing telephone cable, TV cable, and electrical wire. Other applications include burying irrigation pipe and wire, and installing utility cable in the ground. The vibratory plow is the ideal attachment for landscaping and utility contractors looking to expand jobsite versatility of their mini track loader machines.

How Does It Work?

For pulling pipe through the ground, a threaded pipe puller is available for working with either blade on the vibratory plow. Cable grips are also available�in up to three sizes�for attaching to the blade and pulling the wire through the ground. For laying wire into the ground, an optional wire reel carrier can be mounted on the plow to feed wire through the chute blade and directly into the ground.

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Vibratory Plow Features:

2-inch Bullet: Expands the soil to create a tunnel, maximizing attachment performance while plowing into the ground.
Centering Spring: Holds the plow blade straight while starting to cut, ensuring accurate attachment operation.
Coulter Wheel: To preserve surrounding sod conditions, the coulter wheel cuts sod immediately ahead of the plow blade.
Pressure Foot: To ensure minimal ground disturbance, the pressure foot holds the sod down as the blade moves up and down.

Attachment Accessories:

Wire Reel Carrier: Mounts to the vibratory plow, feeding up to 1/2-inch diameter wire through the chute blade and directly into the ground. The reel carrier can accommodate a spool of wire up to 10 inches in diameter.

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