Prairie Dog boring machines are built to do the job at the lowest cost. We keep it simple. We build our machines with low cost of ownership, operation and maintenance in mind. I am the Construction Manager for Quadvest … Continued
Keeping it simple not only applies to our machines but to our way of handling our business. That includes simply answering the phone. We don’t have a call center or a service. When you call our local or toll free … Continued
Previously I’ve discussed how to combat particularly difficult cohesive soil conditions where tight reactive clay doesn’t break apart into a good slurry or adding water to it can make the bore hole swell up and constrict the drill string. The … Continued
We build our machines with low cost of ownership, operation and maintenance in mind. 281-448-8442 or Toll Free 866-631-3786 Visit our website at undergroundequip.com or email me directly at banderson@undergroundequip.com We use quality components like Honda engines and manufacture many … Continued
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock(some have) you’ve no doubt seen photos of the devastation that the Houston Area has suffered in the last 5 days. THE PHOTOS ARE NOTHING COMPARED TO REALITY. There is no one in this … Continued
The machines we build at Prairie Dog Boring Equipment, Inc. use small gasoline engines. Simply because of the time we’ve been at our location we work on engines other than just the ones we install on our machines. Consequently I … Continued
Prairie Dog boring machines are built to do a common job at the lowest cost. We keep it simple. We build our machines with low cost of ownership, operation and maintenance in mind. I am the Construction Manager for Quadvest … Continued
Prairie Dog boring machines are built to do the job at the lowest cost. We keep it simple. We build our machines with low cost of ownership, operation and maintenance in mind. I am the Construction Manager for Quadvest LP. … Continued
Prairie Dog Tech tip Soil Cohesion. Cohesive soils are ones that tend to stick together such as clay. They do this because the individual particles are small. Non-cohesive or granular soils aren’t as apt to stick together. This is because … Continued