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The Digga drives in this collection span 30,000 to 360,000 ft-lbs across four named series, so a contractor stepping up from utility anchoring to deep foundation work climbs a ladder instead of starting a new evaluation. Every series runs a two speed gearbox, switching between maximum torque for rock and clay and faster rotation in soft soil, and every drive carries a pressure relief valve and an energy control valve as standard equipment to absorb the spike when a binding pile releases. Two speed kits ship complete with the control box, power lead, 10 foot electrical connection, and a 50 foot boom extension harness.

Skid Steer Store stocks the full ladder: Supa at 30,000 to 70,000 ft-lbs, Mega to 150,000 across the MD-110, MD-160, and MD-190, Ultra at 140,000 to 230,000, and Xtreme at 190,000 to 360,000. Fitment support confirms flow, pressure, and the case drain port before shipping, and our Digga auger bits cover the earth drilling side of the same system.

Why Choose Digga Drives from Skid Steer Store?

•  Price Match Guarantee: find a comparable Digga drive listed cheaper elsewhere and we match it.

•  Free shipping on orders over $5,000, delivered straight to your yard or job site.

•  30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee backs every Digga drive we ship.

•  Expert fitment support confirms flow, pressure, and the case drain port before ordering.

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Best Digga Drives for...

Utility Anchoring and Screw Piles

The best Digga anchor drive for utility and light foundation work covers the torque band most specifications call for. The Supa Series runs 30,000 to 70,000 ft-lbs on a two speed gearbox, with the control kit and boom harness included and kickback valving fitted as standard.

Commercial Foundation Contracts

The best Digga drive for commercial foundation work steps past what a utility drive holds. The Mega Series reaches 150,000 ft-lbs across the MD-110, MD-160, and MD-190, built for the screw anchor and foundation drilling contractor running the same drive week after week.

Ultra High Torque Piling

The best Digga auger drive for large diameter piles trades rotation speed for torque the mid-range cannot reach. The Ultra Series covers 140,000 to 230,000 ft-lbs on two speed gearboxes, with pressure relief and energy control valves protecting the carrier through every bind and release.

The Heaviest Foundation Work

The best drive at the top of the Digga ladder gives up nothing on torque. The Xtreme Series spans 190,000 to 360,000 ft-lbs, the highest rating in the catalog, on the same two speed gearbox and standard valving that runs through the entire range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Digga drives manufactured?

Digga engineers and manufactures its drives in-house. The company is Australian, founded in Queensland, and supplies auger drives, anchor drives, trenchers, and related attachments into North America through dealers and direct suppliers. In-house manufacture is why the valving, gearboxes, and control kits stay consistent across every series.

What is the difference between the Digga Supa, Mega, Ultra, and Xtreme series?

Torque band, principally. Supa covers 30,000 to 70,000 ft-lbs, Mega reaches 150,000, Ultra runs 140,000 to 230,000, and Xtreme spans 190,000 to 360,000 ft-lbs. All four run two speed gearboxes with pressure relief and energy control valves fitted, so stepping up a series changes capacity, not the operating system.

What does the HPT suffix mean on a Digga drive?

HPT marks a high powered two speed unit in the Supa anchoring range, as on the SD45HPT and SD95HPT, with HPS marking the single speed equivalent. The number scales with drive size, so an SD95 outranks an SD45 on torque. Two speed models switch between torque and rotation from the cab.

Do Digga drives include hoses and mounts?

Hoses, machine mounts, and the two speed controller kit are sold separately so the package matches your carrier, while two speed drives ship with the control box, power lead, and boom extension harness in the crate. Mount linkages come in skid steer and excavator configurations from 75mm to 130mm, covering drives across the range.

Do Digga two speed drives need a case drain?

Yes, without exception. A case drain returns internal motor leakage straight to tank instead of forcing it past the shaft seal, which is what keeps seal life acceptable at these torque loads. Confirm your machine has an open case drain port before ordering, since retrofitting one is rarely simple.

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