Open Ground
More freedom for carrier size, approach angle and spoil handling.
Access and soil handling
Tree Planting & Landscape Drilling
Landscape work combines technical drilling requirements with site protection, access limits and a desired planting-hole profile.
Site zones
The same planting profile may require a different carrier in a different site environment.
Access, ground pressure and the risk of damaging finished surfaces can be more important than maximum drilling capacity.
Restricted Access
Compact machine dimensions and controlled boom movement take priority.
Finished Landscape
Plan tire or track impact, spoil placement and clean movement between holes.
Agricultural Rows
Consider repetition, spacing and the compatibility of the carrier with field conditions.
Hole definition
Define the planting profile and soil condition before selecting the auger.
Tree and landscape holes may differ in diameter, depth, taper and the amount of loosened material required around the root zone.
DiameterRoot-ball size and planting method
DepthSpecies, soil and drainage requirement
Wall conditionCompaction and glazing risk in certain soils
Spoil managementReuse, removal or controlled placement
Package design
Maintain useful attachment versatility without oversizing the carrier.
Access first
Choose the machine that can enter, position and leave the site safely.
Soil-specific pilot
Match the cutting point and teeth to the actual soil and root conditions.
Clear diameter set
Offer a manageable range linked to common planting and landscape requests.
Describe the access, soil and planting profile before choosing the drilling package.
Include site access, planting-hole profile, soil and carrier information.