Airspade Arborist/Construction Kit

AirSpade 2000 150 cfm Arborist/Construction Kit
Kit includes the most popular components and accessories utilized by arborists and landscapers. Features the powerful AirSpade 2000 air-excavation tool equipped with patented supersonic nozzle for superior digging performance. Ideal for sensitive arboreal work including vertical mulching, bare rooting, radial trenching, and soil aeration. Rugged, lightweight construction. Dead-man trigger ensures safe operation. Non-conductive, fiberglass barrel provides degree of protection from buried electrical lines.

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Features

• AirSpade 2000 handle with universal "Chicago-style" swivel coupling
• 121 cm barrel with adjustable dirt shield (extendable to 212 cm with extra barrel)
• 91 cm extension and coupler
• 45 degree angled adapter
• 150 or 105 cfm supersonic nozzle
• 1" ID x 3 meter lightweight air hose with Chicago style connectors
• Heavy duty locking storage case

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Part Number
• HT10X
• Includes
• (1) AirSpade 2000 Handle
• (1) 121 cm fiberglass barrel with dirt shield
• (1) 105 cfm Stainless Steel Supersonic Nozzle
• (1) Plastic locking storage case
• (1) 45 degree angled adapter
• (1) 1" ID x 10 Ft. lightweight air hose with Chicago-style connectors
• (1) Operations Manual
• Flow (cfm) Cubic Foot per minute -150 or 225
• Flow (lpm) Liter per minute 4.424 
• Inlet Connection (in):3/4"
• Noise Level (dB): 122
• Country of Origin: USA
• Min. Compressor Required (hp): 33
• Soil Excavation Rate (cubic ft/min): 1.2 - 1.8 ( 35 - liter per minute) 

Advantages of Excavating with AirSpade
Air excavation has become a preferred method for digging on many jobs ranging from utility work to advanced tree care. Excavating with the AirSpade offers a number of advantages over conventional tools such as picks, shovels, and backhoes, including:

• Two to three times faster than hand excavation.
• Less worker fatigue than a pick or shovel.
• Eliminates sharp metal edges as featured on picks, digging blades, or buckets.
• Harmless to buried, solid objects such as utility lines, telecommunication cables, tree roots, hazardous waste containers, or military ordnance.
• Excavates some rocky soils where a shovel is difficult to use.
• Breaks soil into small particles that are ideal for re-compaction.
• Powered by common, tow-behind air compressors.