APT clay and trench diggers are built for a variety of tasks, from trenching and tunneling to foundation work and light demolition. With shared internal components and slight differences between models, they offer durability, easy maintenance, and adaptability. Whether tackling tough clay or lightly packed soil, APT’s diggers deliver the power and precision needed to get the job done efficiently. Continue reading to explore what applications we recommend using each model for.
Find the Right Model for Your Job:
M118
The APT Model 118 Clay digger is used for digging clay, shale, hard pan and frozen ground. The Model 118 is an ideal tool for clearing out dirt under existing foundations and for tunneling under existing foundations and for tunneling under existing structures. This medium weight tool can be used for horizontal work and for vertical work.
M119
The APT Model M119 Clay digger is used for digging clay, shale, hard pan and frozen ground. The Model 119 is the perfect tool for digging trenches to lay pipes, phone lines and for foundation work.
M125
The APT Model M125 Clay Digger can be used for digging clay, shale, hard pan and frozen ground. The Model 125 is a lighter weight tool ideal for digging medium to lightly packed soil, for light demolition work as well as for tunneling around existing foundations. With its latch type retainer, lighter wight and short length, this tool is one of the best and easiest to handle Clay diggers made today.
The main difference between the M117, M118, and M119 tools are the handles. These tools have the same cylinders and the majority of the internal parts in common, which makes them very versatile tools for the use in various types of work. Keep this in mind when selecting your preferred digger.
