Editor’s pick
Trencher
Vermeer RTX1250
- Power
- 121 hp
- Undercarriage
- Rubber tracks
- Attachments
- Trencher, vibratory plow, rockwheel, backfill blade
USA · founded 1948
Vermeer: trenchers, directional drills and round balers
Family-owned Vermeer invented the large round baler and is a global leader in trenchers, horizontal directional drills and tree care equipment.
- Headquarters
- Pella, Iowa, USA
- Founded
- 1948
- Ownership
- Private, Vermeer family
- Notable invention
- Large round baler (1971)
- Official site
- www.vermeer.com
Model guides
Vermeer machines we cover
Trenchers
Editor’s pick
Trencher
Vermeer T655III
- Power
- 261 hp
- Undercarriage
- Steel tracks
- Attachments
- Digging chain or rockwheel
Vermeer models compared
3 models · click a column to sort
| Vermeer RTX1250 | Trencher | — | 90 kW / 121 hp |
| Vermeer RTX750 | Trencher | — | 55 kW / 74 hp |
| Vermeer T655III | Trencher | — | 195 kW / 261 hp |
Gary Vermeer started the company in Pella, Iowa, in 1948 with a mechanical wagon hoist. Vermeer went on to invent the large round baler in 1971 and became a leader in underground construction with trenchers and horizontal directional drills (HDD).
Lineup
Ride-on and tracked trenchers such as the RTX1250, RTX750 and T655III, horizontal directional drills, vacuum excavators, tree care equipment and hay tools.
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