Heavy Duty Hitch Mounted Trencher 3 Point Hitch Subsoiler Lawn Ripper for ATV UTV Tractor 16″ Adjustable Shank Plow 2 Replaceable Teeth

• Our heavy-duty hitch mounted trencher features has an adjustable digging handle, with a minimum of 13.5 inches and a maximum of 18.5 inches. The adjustable hole spacing is 1.57 inches, allowing you to customize the digging depth from shallow to deep. Very suitable for garden edges, agricultural plows, or orchard planting, one tool can meet all your excavation needs without frequent tool changes
• Designed with a standard 3-point hitch, this trencher seamlessly fits most ATVs, UTVs, and tractors，Recommended for use with CAT 0 and CAT 1 tractors.No extra adapters or modifications required—quickly attach to your equipment and start working in minutes, saving time and effort
• Crafted from high-strength steel with a thickened trenching plate and reinforced shank, our trench digger features a durable black powder-coated finish for superior rust and corrosion resistance, and is built to withstand heavy-duty use in tough soil (clay, gravel, or compacted earth). The heat-treated steel teeth are wear-resistant, ensuring long service life even with frequent use.
• Comes with 2pcs high-quality replacement teeth—no need to buy extra parts when the original teeth wear out. The adjustable design allows easy depth adjustment via the built-in lever, and the streamlined shank reduces soil resistance, making trenching smoother and more efficient
• This all-in-one hitch trencher combines the functions of a subsoiler, lawn ripper, and ditch digger—ideal for both professional farmers and home gardeners. Backed by our 12-month warranty and 24 hours customer support, you can buy with confidence. If you have any questions about installation or use, we’re here to help

• The hitch-mounted trencher (fits 3-point hitch) — also known as a heavy-duty subsoiler, hitch lawn ripper, single-row subsoil furrower and trenching shank plow — is compatible with most ATVs, UTVs and tractors equipped with 2" receiver adapters, and is recommended for CAT 0 and CAT 1 tractors

• The hitch-mounted trencher is widely applicable to farms, gardens, parks and lawns. It excels at soil trenching and fence installation, and is ideal for soil loosening, seeding, as well as harvesting underground crops like potatoes. In addition, it can dig trenches for burying water pipes, electric wires and drainage lines

• Two Types of Teeth — Crafted from a special industrial-grade alloy, they resist corrosion for long-lasting durability. This premium material is widely used in military, aerospace, machining and other high-demand fields, ensuring reliable performance across diverse scenarios (farms, gardens, lawns) and applications (soil cultivation, trenching, fencing, tillage).

• Warning: Ripper teeth must face forward. Reversed installation causes hole misalignment; forced fitting shortens ripper service life.

• The main shaft is forged from high-hardness solid steel—corrosion and rust resistant, and impervious to cracking or deformation

• Compared with other hitch-mounted trenchers, our unit uses thickened materials for better durability; robust welds reinforce connection points for stable performance and a longer service life

• Size Adjustable from 13.5'' to 18.5'' — Mount It Exactly How You Need.

• Easy to install, simply tighten the bolts for full assembly in minutes, and also convenient to transport and store.

• This plow is originally designed for tractors with 3-point lift systems. Featuring a high-strength hardened steel shank, it can cut through compacted dry soil and is height-adjustable.

• For use on ATVs or UTVs fitted with fixed 2-inch receivers, pre-measure the receiver’s ground clearance. This value must be deducted from the actual plowing depth.

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Product description

• This plow is originally designed for tractors with 3-point lift systems. Featuring a high-strength hardened steel shank, it can cut through compacted dry soil and is height-adjustable.

• For use on ATVs or UTVs fitted with fixed 2-inch receivers, pre-measure the receiver’s ground clearance. This value must be deducted from the actual plowing depth.