Towable Backhoes for Sale
YOU’RE UP TO THE TASK.
YOUR EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE, TOO.
Years ago, I thought there must be a better way for the average person to get a machine for digging—something that was budget friendly, mobile, and high quality.
The end result was my line of U-Dig Excavators. I am proud to say they are Canadian-built, high-quality, easily towable, and affordable. With our focus on trust, honesty, and customer satisfaction, U-Dig Excavators can find the solution you need to get the job done right.
- U-Dig
Towable Excavators and Accessories
The U-Dig Excavator Line
Deliverable to anywhere in Canada and some parts of the US. Regardless of model, all U-Dig Excavators are designed to:
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Be towed by a small car, ATV, and lawn tractor, or they can be pushed by hand
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Be towed on the highway
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Tackle a wide variety of jobs for the contractor, homeowner, hobby farmer, and cottage owner
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Switch attachments easily. U-Dig Excavators are the only machines in their market class with our quick bucket dismount. Pull a pin, and drop the attachment.
U-Dig 30
The original. Comes with a 6.5 HP engine, and a thumb that picks up rocks or logs weighing over 1,200 lbs.
U-Dig 32
Same machine as the U-Dig 30, but with a 9 HP Lifan engine. Comes with a thumb that picks up rocks or logs weighing over 1,200 lbs.
U-Dig 33
Towable just like the U-Dig 30, but can rotate 360 degrees, with a digging depth of seven feet.
U-Dig 40
The big brother of the U-Dig 30. Comes with a 15 HP Engine and a thumb that picks up rocks or logs weighing over 2,200 lbs.
Buckets, Log Grapples, and Ripper Teeth
Excavator Accessories
Additional accessories to make your job as easy as possible.
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Buckets
8”, 12”, 15”, and 24” buckets manufactured with AR400 Steel Teeth. AR400 Steel is a high-carbon alloy steel specifically designed for abrasion and wear resistant applications.
Ripper Tooth
Rip through hard ground or cut roots.
Log Grapple
Load and unload a wide variety of log diameter and lengths.
Built from Scratch in Listowel, Ontario
Our Story
Years ago, I needed to dig a trench--about 20 feet long. My local home building center had a mini excavator for rent, but I needed a commercial vehicle to tow it. I didn’t have one so I left disappointed.
Then I had an idea: If I couldn't rent a mini ex, other people were probably having the same experience. There had to be a better way for the average person to be able to get a machine for digging.
My dad and I had a fabrication businesses and all the equipment necessary, so I built a towable backhoe with a frame and gas powered engine with a hydraulic pump. After, I learned there were similar machines coming out of China, but they were of questionable quality. So I made a design with the best quality materials while keeping costs down to make the final result affordable for the average homeowner.
We couldn’t be prouder of the final result.
- U-Dig Team
