This idea came to them while travelling together when they saw the plight of labourers digging trenches in spite of harsh weather conditions.

 

 

Radhey Shyam Tailor and Nathulal Jangid have co-developed a trench-digging attachment that can be retro-fitted to a modified 35-40 HP tractor. This machine can dig 65 metres of trench per hour (6 feet deep and 14 inches wide) on 2. 5 litres of diesel per hour. It is suitable for any kind of soil. This machine replaces the tedious and time-consuming manual trench digging by automation, thus reducing drudgery. It costs less than half of the competing models, in India JCBs are used for this purpose, with accessories included and these are easily supplied and serviced locally. It is easy to handle and suited particularly for digging narrow but deep trenches, thus having a lot of potential for trenches for laying telephone and electric cables as well as pipes.