Buliding a trench digger and putting drainage pipe in with my Allis chalmers b112

[@homemadetools]

Cool build. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

[@jonsmith2764]

Good job and you got a nice collection of s series trucks

[@anthonymarino4260]

great job. well done

[@snobear41]

when welding up a gap, put a piece of brass or copper on backside helps a lot

[@Bataha]

Hell yeah bro! Sweet build, nice welds. I got a subsoiler for my kubota tractor to dig trenches. Works great for drainage or water/electric lines. I’m about to put power into my barn it’s about 150ft long trench. Been running off of 2 extension cords 😂

[@cody481]

I used 7 rail spikes welded in a slightly staggered row to create a dirt saw. 8" rocks roll up and out of the ground. It cuts a 2" wide path about a foot deep in 2 passes.

[@DougL12]

I'd like to see this

[@cody481]

@@DougL12 I will try to get one of my kids to post a video on here somewhere. I didn't really think it was a remarkable item. I basically just copied the old horse drawn ice saw idea but staggered the teeth. I was a bit surprised at the size of the rocks that would get caught in the teeth and just roll right up out of the ground.

[@peterlorenzi8599]

COOL

[@fatbuddycat]

I use 7018 on everything....almost.

[@stevemiller4912]

To: Mr. DougL: First, your video is VASTLY Better than the KZbin video by the professional studios of TrenchBadger. You do Closeups. They show the man from 15 feet away and we can't see what the Heck he's doing. -- I had to quit watching yours at 46 seconds because your shaking camera was giving me a genuine headache. I didn't need to watch it because I already have a factory-built item like you're building. I just saw "Buliding a trench digger" (sorry about the misspelling) and hoped for something different.