Rotary Ditchers

We sell rotary ditchers for surface drainage, waterway and terrace work, and irrigation applications. Our lineup includes three-point, offset, side-arm, pull-type, and large-wheel designs from Hurricane Ditcher, Crary, and T-Rex.

Rotary Ditcher Types and Working Positions

The mounting style determines where the machine works in relation to the tractor and how it forms or maintains a ditch. The Hurricane Ditcher lineup includes three-point machines as well as right- and left-offset, right-side, and pull-type configurations. Crary's Revolution cuts a flat bottom, while the T-Rex uses a large rotary wheel for tractors in the 200-625 HP range.

Machine Size or Power Key Difference
Hurricane 3-PT 15 15-inch five-paddle impeller; 50-140 tractor HP 1,000 rpm PTO, Category II/III hitch, and a cut up to 10 inches deep in one pass
Hurricane 3-PT 26 26-inch five-paddle impeller; 70-140 tractor HP 1,000 rpm PTO and Category II/III hitch
Hurricane Storm 30-100 tractor HP Category I/II hitch, 540 or 1,000 rpm PTO, and an 8-inch or optional 12-inch impeller
Crary Revolution Ditcher 6.5-foot rotor Five-foot flat-bottom cut up to 10 inches deep in one pass, with discharge in either direction
T-Rex Ditcher 200-625 tractor HP Large-wheel rotary-ditcher design

Flotation and Grade-Control Options

Crary equips the Revolution with hydraulic deflector and tilt controls and standard flotation tires. Hurricane offers GPS as an option on the 3-PT 15 and 3-PT 26.

Surface Ditching or Subsurface Tile Installation

Rotary ditchers shape and maintain surface drainage. For subsurface drainage installation, compare our three-point and pull-type tile plows.

Information for a Rotary Ditcher Quote

Email sales@keastenterprises.com with the tractor make and model, available horsepower, hitch category, PTO speed, preferred working side, desired ditch profile, and any grade-control equipment you plan to use.