Irrigation Pipe Puller Machine For Sale

The L2 Line Layer has been designed and manufactured to become the best underground pipe laying machine in the industry. This pipe puller machine is compact, yet powerful, and provides features unique to its competitors. The L2 Line Layer is complete with an innovative “Rocking Chair System,” which reduces hand labor drastically. With so many other convenient features, the L2 Line Layer is first choice when it comes to an irrigation pipe puller.

Lawn Irrigation Installation: Pipe Pulling vs. Trenching

Pipe Pulling is a popular method of sprinkler pipe installation in some, but not all regions of the country. With labor costs constantly rising and customer demands and expectations increasing in the irrigation industry, it is a technique worth looking in to. The initial investment in a Pipe Puller is likely to be higher than a walk behind trencher, but the benefits will easily make up the extra initial cost in no time at all.

Pipe pulling with the L2 Line Layer provides the following advantages:

• More productivity – Irrigation Pipe can be installed at a rate of up to 60′ per minute with no backfilling required.
• Less labor – Hours of labor costs for backfilling trenches can quickly add up.
• Less lawn damage – Pulling Pipe with the L2 creates only a slit in the ground. It does not create a trench by removing dirt. Restoration typically involves nothing more than running the machine over the cut in the ground to compact any raised turf.
• Less lawn restoration – both initially and in future as trench settling occurs over time
• Less dangerous – with a massive exposed digging chain, trenchers account for numerous injuries and deaths each year.

To pull pipe, the L2 Line Layer utilizes a pull blade which has an enlarged “bullet” at the base. This bullet opens a tunnel at the predetermined depth beneath the ground surface. The pipe is attached to this bullet by means of a chain and pulling grip. As the L2 moves forward from a starting hole, the pipe pulls through this underground tunnel. Pipe pulling distance will vary, depending on factors such as size of pipe, ground conditions, and directness of the pulling route.