Ironcraft Extreme Trencher w/6" Dirt Chain, 48" Depth Capacity Bar

Ironcraft Extreme Trencher w/6" Dirt Chain, 48" Depth Capacity Bar

The IronCraft XTRENCH48-LF-6D X-treme Skid Steer Trencher is a heavy-duty trenching attachment designed for fast, precise digging of water lines, cable trenches, and utility installations. Equipped with a 6" dirt chain and a 48" depth-capacity boom, this trencher delivers clean, consistent trenching while handling tough ground conditions with ease. Its high-performance auger system (15") efficiently clears spoil from the trench, keeping your work area clean and minimizing rework. Built with durability and versatility in mind, it offers multiple chain options and a removable chain guard for working close to structures—because trenching rarely happens in wide-open, obstacle-free spaces.

Country of Origin
Made in the USA

Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: XTRENCH48-LF-6D
• Brand / Manufacturer: IronCraft
• Product Family: X-treme Skid Steer Trencher
• Product Type: Skid steer trencher attachment
• Trenching Depth Capacity: 48 in
• Chain Width: 6 in
• Chain Type: Dirt chain
• Hydraulic Flow Requirement: 15–20 GPM
• Auger Size: 15 in auger for spoil removal
• Drive System: Hydraulic motor-driven chain system
• Chain Options: Dirt, 1/2 rock & frost, or full rock & frost chains available
• Boom Options: Available in 36" or 48" depth configurations
• Chain Guard: Full rock guard with removable section for close-quarters trenching
• Maintenance: Easy chain tightening system with replaceable cutting teeth
• Weight: Approx. 668 lbs (model dependent)

Ideal For

• Installing water lines, electrical conduit, and cable lines
• Contractors and operators needing clean, consistent trenching performance
• Jobs requiring 48" depth capability with a narrow 6" trench width
• Skid steer users with 15–20 GPM hydraulic flow systems
• Working near buildings, fences, or tight spaces thanks to removable guard
• Anyone who prefers digging a trench in minutes instead of spending all day with a shovel wondering why they started

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