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Building the right HDD drill string for your rig, ground conditions and cutting size will help your bore be successful, and Vermeer RigFitter can help you do it. Read on to learn more about Vermeer RigFitter, including what it does and how you can use it to build your HDD drill string.
Read MoreBreakout tongs are an invaluable tool on today’s horizontal directional drilling (HDD) jobsites. We’ll explain what you need to know about them and how to set them up and use them.
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At Vermeer, there are four main tooling families to choose from: Armor, Ultra, Quickfire® connection system and Quickfire HD system. Each one has a unique purpose to help you drill in challenging ground conditions and picking the right one depends on your jobsite and preferences. Here’s a breakdown of each tooling system to help you choose.
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PD10R point-to-point models are equipped with bump bars on each end that stop machine movement when they encounter an obstacle. Let’s talk more about how these bump bars work.
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Learn about why using a vacuum excavator can be a better digging solution than other excavation methods for utility and underground construction projects.
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Learn about Vermeer D220x500 S3 and its hole-opening capabilities that can help your crew work more efficiently in a range of soil conditions.
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Having a daily inspection routine can help keep a machine and a jobsite running efficiently. Here are the steps you should follow to inspect your Vermeer horizontal directional drill daily.
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Have you ever wondered how you’re going to navigate through a congested area? Creating a bore plan gives you specific depths to follow and allows you to efficiently execute the pilot bore. Here’s how to create your own HDD bore plan.
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Learn how the D220x500 S3 outfitted with a 30-foot (9.1-meter) rod rack can help reduce wireline connections on pilot bores.
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