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IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Products designed to improve installation, trenching and system management
Whether installing new irrigation systems or maintaining existing ones, contractors rely on equipment that helps them work efficiently while minimizing disruption to finished landscapes. Today ' s irrigation equipment ranges from compact vibratory plows and trenchers to connected controllers that simplify system monitoring and maintenance.
This roundup features products designed to support irrigation contractors through every stage of the job. From equipment built to navigate tight residential properties to smart controllers that enable remote system management, these tools are designed to improve productivity, accuracy and day-to-day operations.
Ditch Witch PT37 ride-on plow / trencher
The Ditch Witch PT37 ride-on plow / trencher is designed for landscape and irrigation contractors installing irrigation lines, wire and other underground utilities. Powered by a 36.8-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, the machine combines a mechanical design with consistent plowing performance for a variety of installation applications.
A 36-inch-wide footprint allows the PT37 to pass through standard gates and access confined work areas. An adjustable side-facing seat improves visibility of the tires and plow box, while the tire-based design helps minimize turf disturbance. The machine is available with plow, trencher, reel-carrier and hydra-bore configurations, and its foldable rollover protection structure simplifies transport and storage.
SiteOne TrencherPro Portable Trenching System
The SiteOne TrencherPro Portable Trenching
System is designed for irrigation, cable, landscaping and root-cutting applications where maneuverability is important. Powered by a Husqvarna K770 74cc engine, the lightweight unit can be used by hand around obstacles or paired with a cart for longer trenching runs.
The optional cart is designed to maintain consistent trench depth while reducing operator fatigue and improving productivity on extended jobs. Its portable design makes it suitable for contractors working in confined or obstacle-filled landscapes where larger trenching equipment may not be practical.
Toro RXC controller and Oasis app
The Toro RXC controller and Oasis app combine cloud-based software with a Wi- Fi-ready irrigation controller to help contractors manage irrigation systems remotely. Contractors can add customers directly to the Oasis platform, allowing system management without waiting for homeowners to establish their own accounts.
The platform provides real-time visibility into connected controllers, delivering alerts and notifications that help identify issues early and reduce unnecessary service visits. The indoor / outdoor RXC controller features a backlit display, dial-based navigation and backup memory that maintains irrigation schedules during Wi-Fi outages. Its modular design starts with six stations and expands to 22 stations as irrigation needs grow.
Vermeer SPX25 vibratory plow
The Vermeer SPX25 vibratory plow is designed to install irrigation systems efficiently in residential and commercial landscapes. Measuring 34.5 inches wide, the compact machine is built to fit through standard gates and navigate tight backyards while minimizing disruption around fences and other landscape features.
Dual rubber tracks distribute weight with low ground pressure to reduce turf disturbance while maintaining traction in challenging soil conditions. A full-function remote control provides operators with a 360-degree view of the jobsite, while the pivot-mounted plow offers a 55-degree swing angle for working around obstacles. An optional Porta Bore attachment allows contractors to bore beneath driveways, sidewalks and similar barriers without extensive excavation.