The industry-leading Ditch Witch SK600, SK800, SK1050 and SK1550 mini skid steers will be on display in indoor booth 1096 and outdoor booth 7634D.

Ditch Witch, a Charles Machine Works company, will showcase its new family of mini skid steers at the 2017 GIE+EXPO Oct. 18-20 in Louisville, Ky. Show attendees can demo the full line of models and realize the full benefits of the customer-driven enhancements to make green industry professionals productive and profitable on a variety of small to complex landscape, hardscape and irrigation jobs.

The industry-leading Ditch Witch SK600, SK800, SK1050 and SK1550 mini skid steers will be on display in indoor booth 1096 and outdoor booth 7634D. This lineup features a full range of capabilities from advanced maneuverability on small, compact jobs to superior power on heavy-duty jobs typically suited for traditional skid steer loaders. All models feature customer-driven enhancements, providing an unbeatably smooth ride and an ergonomic, comfortable operator platform. Attachments that further enhance the versatility of these units will also be on display in the Ditch Witch booth.

In addition to the mini skid steers, the Ditch Witch CX-series walk-behind trenchers and new VP30 vibratory plow will be on display at the show. The C16X and C24X walk-behind trenchers offer exceptional return on investment while enhancing ease of use, reliability and serviceability. The exclusive track design improves traction, allowing the compact machines to easily maneuver in confined spaces. As the most powerful machine in its size class, the VP30 helps green industry professionals install small utility products easily and efficiently with minimal surface disruption.

For more information visit Booth 1096 or 7634D to connect with Ditch Witch product experts, or visit www.ditchwitch.com.

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