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This isn’t my typical post.  I wanted to take the time this morning to recognize a wonderful person in my life whose tireless work helps thousands in the Houson area,  My Sister, Marian Sparks.  If you watch the 4 minute … Continued

Prairie Dog boring machines are built to last.  We use quality components such as Honda engines on all but our handheld machine which features an Echo engine.  Engine parts, if needed are easily accessible locally just about anywhere in the … Continued

Prairie Dog boring machines are easy to operate, easy to maintain and get your job done for the lowest cost of any methods available for the size. We can bore 2 inch to 28 inch holes across roads, driveways, highways or … Continued

Prairie Dog Boring Equipment Inc. is introducing a new model, the 700TWG.  Building on the success of the 500TWG.  The 700 comes with enough horsepower to bore 8″holes.  The compact size allows for use in tight areas along roadsides in … Continued

Prairie Dog boring machines are easy to operate, easy to maintain and get your job done for the lowest cost of any methods available for the size. Missiles and other compression techniques are risky. One small obstruction will change their path … Continued

Here in Southeast Texas and pretty much anywhere in the southern states, Prairie Dog machines are typically used year round.  In northern climates though our Prairie Dog machines may go into hibernation for the winter. This post is more directed … 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 … 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