C77 Ditchwitch Manual
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Well, thanks for the help sent an email to ditchwitch.cant wait for the response. Let me know what you think. Here is the letter(hope you enjoy): HI We are the proud owners of a 1954 ditchwitch M422.after 50 years of use we have decided it now deserves an oil change, re-greasing and a new chain with new teeth and perhaps a new sparkplug. The trench is rather narrow due to almost daily use and it has become difficult to run a 2 inch water pipe. I was hoping that it would be possible to get a new chain and teeth. Three proud generations of our family have injured our guts, busted our backs and ruined our minds with your product. Your product has severely diminished the chances of procreation within our blood line, but we still love that good 'ol ditch witch!
I tell you that machine is a marvel, even though friends say it is a 'nasty contraption that looks like a chainsaw that supposedly cuts trenches in earth,and makes you wonder why in hell you didn't just use a shovel' it still works and runs like a champ, though it does need a new chain and teeth. Can you provide us with a new chain and teeth? I hope that I can pass this family heirloom on to future generations (so long as I do not do much more damage to my self with that mechanical wonder.) Thank you for your help Mac Leod P.S. Is it possible that this unit is still under warranty and these parts will be free of charge? Mac if that letter don't get the job done, there are other ways to go. Many digging chains have had their teeth rebuilt using leafspring pieces, welded onto the old nub with 308 or 309 stainless. There is, or at least used to be a trencher group on the web, though it is somewhat inactive.
C77 Ditch Witch
Yours looks like the father of the miserable one I ran in 1963 cutting a few thousand feet of trench between parking lot lights at the U of R cause the contractor figured it was cheaper than a backhoe, right up till the second chain busted in the shale, and the bar turned into a pretzel. Those are great machines in sandy ground, but absolute misery in any form of rock or rooted soil. Chain trenchers have to be the reason for horizontal boring being invented.