2003 Ditch Witch RT90 trencher powered by a John Deere 4-cylinder diesel engine producing 85 horsepower. This 4-wheel-drive unit has an approximate digging depth of 8 feet and comes equipped with a backfill blade up front. The machine was last started and operated about a year ago and has been idle since. Currently in Oklahoma and available now, though the batteries will need attention before startup.
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| Industry | HeavyMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Construction |
| Year | 2003 |
| Make | Ditch Witch |
| Model | RT90M |
| Hours | Unknown At this Time |
| Condition | Has not been started in a year |
| Engine | John Deere 4045DF150 Diesel, 4 Cylinder @ 85HP |
| Drive: | 4-Wheel Drive |
| Digging Depth: | Approximately 8' - |
| Front | Backfill Blade |
| Terms / Conditions | Started/Ran/Worked About One Year Ago when Last Used; Currently Batteries are Dead |
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