Overview

Choosing between a single digger and double digger depends on your specific needs, scale of operation, and tractor capabilities. Let's break down the comparison.

Quick Comparison

Single Digger Advantages

1. Lower Entry Cost

• More affordable initial investment
• Suitable for budget-conscious farmers
• Good for those starting out

2. Lower HP Requirement

• Works with smaller tractors (35+ HP)
• More fuel efficient
• Easier to maneuver

3. Versatility

• Better for tight spaces
• Easier in uneven terrain
• Simpler operation

Best For:

• Small to medium farms
• Occasional use
• Limited budget
• Smaller tractors

Double Digger Advantages

1. Double Productivity

• 2 holes at once = 2x output
• Reduces overall project time
• More efficient for large areas

2. Cost Per Hole

• Lower fuel cost per hole
• Reduced labor time
• Better ROI on large projects

3. Uniform Spacing

• Consistent hole spacing
• Ideal for fencing projects
• Professional results

Best For:

• Large farms
• Commercial contractors
• Solar farm installations
• Highway fencing projects

Cost Analysis

Single Digger

• Initial Cost: ₹X
• Operating Cost: Higher per hole
• Break-even: Faster

Double Digger

• Initial Cost: ₹1.5-1.8X
• Operating Cost: Lower per hole
• Break-even: 500-800 holes

Making the Decision

Choose Single Digger If:

• Your tractor is below 55 HP
• Annual digging is less than 500 holes
• Budget is a primary concern
• Working in confined spaces

Choose Double Digger If:

• Your tractor is 55+ HP
• Annual digging exceeds 1000 holes
• Time is critical factor
• Working on large, open land

Can You Upgrade Later?

Yes! Many farmers start with a single digger and upgrade to a double digger as their operations grow. MMS Industries offers trade-in programs for existing customers.

Conclusion

Both diggers have their place. The key is matching the equipment to your specific needs and scale. For personalized advice, contact MMS Industries - we'll help you make the right choice.