Digga

Digga Attachments, Augers, Trenchers & Construction Equipment

Shop Digga attachments, auger drives, auger bits, trenchers, buckets, drilling equipment, anchor drives, wear parts, and construction equipment attachments at Diamond Tool Store. Digga manufactures professional machinery attachments designed for contractors, equipment operators, landscapers, utility crews, foundation contractors, construction companies, and earthmoving professionals.

Digga has specialized in construction-grade machinery attachments since 1981, with a product range focused heavily on drilling, augering, anchoring, trenching, and earthmoving applications.

Whether you're looking for a Digga auger attachment for a skid steer, a drilling drive for an excavator, a trencher for utility installation, or accessories and wear parts to keep your equipment working, Digga offers attachment solutions for a wide range of machines and applications.

Digga Auger Drives

Digga auger drives are designed to turn skid steers, excavators, backhoes, tractors, and other compatible machines into powerful drilling systems.

An auger drive uses the hydraulic power of the host machine to rotate an auger bit, allowing operators to drill holes for construction, fencing, foundations, landscaping, utilities, agricultural work, and other earthmoving applications.

Digga offers drilling drives across a wide range of machine sizes and hydraulic requirements, allowing contractors to match the drive to the carrier and the work being performed.

Common applications include:

• Fence post holes

• Footings

• Foundation work

• Landscaping

• Sign installation

• Utility construction

• Pole installation

• Agricultural fencing

• Tree planting

• Construction drilling

• Piling

• Earth drilling

• Rock drilling

Selecting the proper Digga drive depends on the hydraulic flow, pressure, machine size, required torque, auger diameter, and ground conditions.

Digga Augers & Auger Bits

The auger bit is one of the most important components of an earth drilling system.

Digga manufactures auger tooling for different soil and ground conditions, allowing contractors to configure their drilling equipment based on the material being encountered.

Ground conditions can vary significantly from one jobsite to another. Loose soil and clay require different cutting characteristics than compacted ground or rock.

Depending on the application, Digga auger solutions can be used for drilling through:

• Soil

• Clay

• Sand

• Compacted ground

• Mixed ground conditions

• Shale

• Fracturable rock

• Hard ground

Choosing the correct auger and wear parts for the ground conditions can improve drilling speed, productivity, and tool life.

Digga Auger Attachments for Skid Steers

A skid steer auger attachment is one of the most versatile additions contractors can make to a skid steer or compact track loader.

Instead of relying on dedicated drilling equipment, operators can connect a hydraulic auger drive to a compatible skid steer and use the machine for drilling applications throughout the jobsite.

Digga skid steer auger systems can be useful for:

• Fencing

• Deck footings

• Pole installation

• Landscaping

• Construction

• Foundation work

• Sign posts

• Retaining wall construction

• Agricultural work

• Tree planting

• Utility projects

The combination of hydraulic power and maneuverability makes skid steers particularly useful for drilling applications where contractors need to move quickly between multiple hole locations.

Digga Excavator Auger Attachments

Excavators provide another excellent platform for hydraulic drilling attachments.

A Digga excavator auger attachment allows contractors to use the reach, hydraulic power, and positioning capabilities of an excavator for drilling applications.

Depending on the machine and Digga drive selected, excavator drilling systems can be used for everything from general earth drilling to large-diameter and demanding rock applications.

Excavator auger attachments are commonly used for:

• Foundation drilling

• Piling

• Construction

• Utility installation

• Retaining walls

• Landscaping

• Infrastructure

• Fencing

• Earthmoving

• Commercial construction

Digga manufactures drilling drives for different excavator weight classes, allowing the attachment system to be matched more closely to the host machine.

High-Torque Digga Drilling Drives

Torque becomes increasingly important as auger diameter increases or ground conditions become more difficult.

Digga offers high-torque drilling drive solutions for demanding applications where contractors need substantial drilling power.

High-torque auger drives can be particularly valuable for:

• Large-diameter drilling

• Hard ground

• Rock drilling

• Piling

• Foundation work

• Heavy construction

• Infrastructure projects

The correct drive should always be matched to the hydraulic specifications of the host machine and the intended auger.

Digga Two-Speed Auger Drives

Certain Digga drilling drives are available with two-speed operation.

A two-speed drive provides operators with the ability to choose between different speed and torque characteristics depending on the drilling conditions.

Low-speed, high-torque operation can be useful when drilling larger-diameter holes or working in harder ground.

Higher-speed operation can be useful with smaller augers or softer soils where additional rotational speed can improve productivity.

This versatility can allow one properly selected drive unit to handle a broader range of drilling applications.

Digga Anchor Drives

Digga also manufactures anchor drives for professional anchoring applications.

Hydraulic anchor drives are used to install compatible helical anchors and other foundation or anchoring systems where controlled torque is critical.

Applications can include:

• Helical pile installation

• Foundation anchoring

• Utility anchors

• Guy anchors

• Structural supports

• Solar installation

• Foundation repair

• Construction anchoring

Anchor installation can require specialized drive units, controls, and torque monitoring equipment. The equipment should always be selected according to the anchor manufacturer's requirements and the specifications of the host machine.

Digga Torque Monitoring Equipment

Knowing the amount of torque being applied during certain anchor and piling applications can be extremely important.

Digga offers torque measuring equipment designed to help contractors monitor installation torque during appropriate drilling and anchoring operations.

Torque monitoring can be especially important for:

• Helical piles

• Foundation anchors

• Structural anchoring

• Utility anchors

• Engineering-controlled installations

For engineered foundation and anchoring projects, contractors should follow the applicable project specifications and engineering requirements.

Digga Trenchers

Digga trenchers transform compatible skid steers, excavators, backhoes, and other machines into dedicated trenching equipment.

Instead of excavating an unnecessarily wide trench with a bucket, a trencher uses a cutting chain to create a controlled, relatively narrow trench.

Digga's Bigfoot trencher range is designed for precision, power, and efficient trenching, with models available for different host-machine sizes.

Common trencher applications include:

• Electrical lines

• Irrigation

• Plumbing

• Drainage

• Utility installation

• Fiber optic cable

• Telecommunications

• Landscape lighting

• Sprinkler systems

• Underground piping

• Construction utilities

Digga Skid Steer Trenchers

A skid steer trencher attachment allows contractors to perform trenching work without purchasing a dedicated trenching machine.

This can be particularly valuable for contractors who already own a skid steer or compact track loader.

Common applications include:

• Irrigation contractors

• Electrical contractors

• Landscapers

• Utility contractors

• General contractors

• Property maintenance

• Underground construction

The attachment can be installed when trenching is required and removed when the skid steer is needed for another job.

That versatility helps turn one machine into a multipurpose equipment platform.

Digga Excavator Trenchers

Digga trenchers can also be configured for compatible excavators.

An excavator-mounted trencher combines the positioning capabilities of the excavator boom with a dedicated trenching attachment.

This can be useful in areas where machine access, trench position, or jobsite conditions make a traditional trencher difficult to use.

Excavator trenchers can be useful for utilities, drainage, landscaping, infrastructure, and construction applications.

Digga Bigfoot Trenchers

The Digga Bigfoot Trencher range is designed for skid steers, excavators, and backhoes.

A key feature of the Bigfoot system is its adjustable skid foot, which helps the operator control trench depth while maintaining clearance for spoil removal.

For contractors regularly installing underground utilities, irrigation, electrical conduit, drainage, or similar systems, a dedicated trencher attachment can substantially increase the versatility of an existing machine.

Digga Buckets & Material Handling Attachments

In addition to drilling and trenching equipment, Digga produces machinery attachments that expand what skid steers and other equipment can accomplish on a jobsite.

Buckets and related attachments can be used for:

• Material handling

• Excavation

• Site cleanup

• Grading

• Landscaping

• Construction

• Loading

• Moving soil and aggregate

Choosing the correct attachment allows contractors to get more productivity from equipment they already own.

Auger Wear Parts & Replacement Parts

Earth drilling is abrasive work.

Auger teeth, pilots, cutting edges, and other wear components gradually wear as they contact soil, clay, gravel, and rock.

Replacing worn Digga auger wear parts can help maintain drilling performance and reduce unnecessary strain on the rest of the drilling system.

Depending on the auger system, replacement components may include:

• Auger teeth

• Cutting teeth

• Pilots

• Wear parts

• Hardware

• Drive components

• Replacement parts

Inspecting wear components regularly is especially important when drilling abrasive or rocky material.

Digga Auger Extensions

Some drilling projects require holes deeper than the standard auger configuration can reach.

Auger extensions can extend the drilling depth of compatible Digga systems.

Extensions may be useful for:

• Deep footings

• Foundation drilling

• Piling

• Utility work

• Agricultural applications

• Deep post holes

• Construction drilling

Always verify compatibility between the drive, auger, extension, connection type, and application before operation.

Digga Mounting Brackets & Hitches

The hydraulic drive is only one part of a complete attachment system.

Digga also manufactures mounting brackets and hitch systems that connect compatible drives to different host machines.

The correct mounting system depends on factors such as:

• Machine type

• Machine model

• Attachment

• Drive size

• Application

• Connection configuration

Using the proper mounting bracket helps create a correctly configured attachment system for the host machine.

Equipment Compatible with Digga Attachments

Depending on the specific product and configuration, Digga attachments are available for equipment including:

• Skid steers

• Compact track loaders

• Mini skid steers

• Excavators

• Mini excavators

• Backhoes

• Tractors

• Loaders

• Telehandlers

• Other compatible hydraulic equipment

Compatibility varies by attachment.

Before purchasing a Digga hydraulic attachment, it is important to know the specifications of the machine that will power it.

How to Choose a Digga Auger Drive

Selecting an auger drive should begin with the host machine rather than simply choosing a drive based on auger diameter.

Important factors include:

• Machine type

• Machine operating weight

• Hydraulic flow in GPM

• Hydraulic pressure in PSI

• Auxiliary hydraulic capabilities

• Required torque

• Desired auger diameter

• Ground conditions

• Required drilling depth

• Mounting configuration

A drive that is too small may not provide enough torque for the application, while a drive that exceeds the hydraulic capabilities of the machine may not operate correctly.

Matching the Digga auger drive to the skid steer, excavator, backhoe, or tractor is essential for performance.

Choosing the Right Auger for Ground Conditions

The correct auger depends heavily on what is below the surface.

For softer soil, an earth auger may provide excellent drilling speed.

For mixed or harder ground, contractors may need a more aggressive auger configuration.

Rock applications can require dedicated rock drilling tooling designed to cut demanding material.

Before ordering an auger, consider:

• Soil type

• Clay content

• Rock

• Compaction

• Required diameter

• Required depth

• Machine power

• Number of holes

Using tooling designed for the actual ground conditions can dramatically improve productivity compared with forcing an incorrect auger through difficult material.

Digga Attachments for Construction Contractors

Digga equipment is used across numerous construction and earthmoving industries.

Common users include:

• General contractors

• Excavation contractors

• Foundation contractors

• Fence installers

• Landscapers

• Utility contractors

• Electrical contractors

• Plumbing contractors

• Agricultural contractors

• Solar installers

• Piling contractors

• Infrastructure contractors

• Equipment rental companies

• Municipalities

• Government agencies

The ability to change attachments allows contractors to use one carrier for many different tasks.

Why Choose Digga Attachments?

Digga specializes in construction-grade machinery attachments with a strong focus on drilling and trenching.

For contractors, the major advantage of an attachment system is the ability to expand the capabilities of equipment already in the fleet.

Instead of purchasing a separate dedicated machine for every operation, a compatible skid steer, excavator, backhoe, or tractor can potentially be configured for drilling, trenching, earthmoving, anchoring, and other applications by changing attachments.

That can help contractors increase machine utilization while reducing the number of specialized machines required on a jobsite.

Why Buy Digga from Diamond Tool Store?

Diamond Tool Store supplies professional construction equipment, skid steer attachments, excavator attachments, auger equipment, trenchers, buckets, material handling equipment, tools, and replacement parts for contractors and commercial customers.

Our Digga collection gives contractors access to professional machinery attachments for drilling, trenching, earthmoving, anchoring, construction, landscaping, utilities, and other demanding applications.

Whether you need a Digga auger drive, skid steer auger, excavator auger, trencher, bucket, auger bit, wear part, extension, mounting bracket, or attachment accessory, Diamond Tool Store can help you find the appropriate equipment for your machine and application.

Frequently Asked Questions About Digga Attachments

What is Digga known for?

Digga specializes in construction-grade machinery attachments and is particularly well known for auger drives, auger bits, anchor drives, trenchers, drilling accessories, wear parts, and other hydraulic attachments.

Does Digga make skid steer attachments?

Yes. Digga manufactures attachments for skid steers and compact equipment, including auger drives, trenchers, drilling systems, and other machinery attachments.

Does Digga make excavator attachments?

Yes. Digga offers drilling drives, trenchers, and other attachment solutions for excavators across multiple machine sizes.

What is a Digga auger drive?

A Digga auger drive is a hydraulic attachment that uses the host machine's hydraulic system to rotate an auger for drilling into soil, clay, mixed ground, and other materials depending on the auger and drive selected.

Can I put a Digga auger on a skid steer?

Digga offers auger drive systems for compatible skid steers. The correct drive must be matched to the skid steer's hydraulic flow, pressure, mounting configuration, and the drilling application.

Can Digga augers drill rock?

Digga offers dedicated rock drilling and combination auger solutions for demanding ground conditions. The correct drive, auger, teeth, and machine must be selected according to the rock and drilling requirements.

What can a Digga trencher be used for?

Digga trenchers can be used for installing utilities, irrigation, electrical conduit, drainage, telecommunications, fiber, landscape lighting, underground piping, and other applications requiring controlled trenching.

Does Digga make trenchers for skid steers?

Yes. Digga's trencher range includes solutions for compatible skid steers as well as excavators and backhoes.

Does Digga make trenchers for excavators?

Yes. Digga offers trenching attachments for compatible excavators in addition to skid steers and backhoes.

What is a Digga Bigfoot Trencher?

The Bigfoot is Digga's range of hydraulic trencher attachments designed for compatible excavators, skid steers, and backhoes. The system uses an adjustable skid foot to assist with trench-depth control.

Does Digga make anchor drives?

Yes. Digga manufactures hydraulic anchor drives and related accessories for appropriate anchoring, foundation, piling, and construction applications.

Does Digga make auger replacement parts?

Yes. Digga offers auger wear parts, spare parts, accessories, and components for compatible attachment systems.

How do I choose the correct Digga auger drive?

Start with your machine's hydraulic flow, hydraulic pressure, operating weight, attachment mounting configuration, and the type of drilling you plan to perform. Then consider the required auger diameter, drilling depth, torque, and ground conditions.

What machines work with Digga attachments?

Depending on the specific attachment, Digga products can be configured for skid steers, compact track loaders, excavators, mini excavators, backhoes, tractors, loaders, and other compatible machinery.

Where can I buy Digga attachments?

Diamond Tool Store carries Digga attachments and equipment for professional construction, drilling, trenching, excavation, landscaping, utility, and earthmoving applications.