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Read articles →Tony tries a Bomagite TN336 hydraulic PTO-driven trencher for the first time on his homestead, walking through the controls and then running it through rooted ground to show real-world cutting performance. He also explains the optional single-remote adapter kit and when you can skip it if your tractor has dual rear remotes. Best for owners weighing a budget trencher attachment and wondering how it handles roots.
An owner-operator channel where the host openly admits first-time use of the equipment, so expect candid hands-on impressions rather than polished sales content.
The right control lever raises and lowers the trencher. Pulling it back rotates the chain backward, and pushing it forward rotates the chain forward.
It seems to work really well on sizable roots. It is not horribly fast but it is effective at cutting through them.
If your tractor has only one rear remote spool set, you need an additional kit with levers to control it. Tractors with dual rear remotes do not need this kit and save money.
