AirSpade 2000 Arbor Series - 150 cfm with 4 Ft Barrel

Name: AirSpade 2000 Arbor Series - 150 cfm with 4 Ft Barrel
Brand: AirSpade
SKU: HT130
Price: 1682.73 USD
Availability: InStock

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Part Number: HT130

Pneumatic Root Excavation: 150 CFM configuration supports root collar work, aeration, and radial trenching
Dig Faster, Safer, Smarter: Patented nozzle delivers a Mach 2 air jet for precise, non-destructive excavation
Built to Take a Beating: 4-ft fiberglass barrel resists impact and wear for years of reliable use

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Overview

Dig smarter with the power of air. The AirSpade 2000 Arbor Series (HT130) harnesses compressed air for root collar excavation, radial trenching, soil aeration, and transplant preparation. Its patented 150 CFM Supersonic Nozzle blasts a focused Mach 2 air jet, breaking up soil cleanly while preserving roots and stronger, non-porous objects. The rugged 4-ft fiberglass barrel provides practical reach for root-zone and subsurface work, while the ergonomic pistol grip delivers comfort and control in the field. Built for arborists and landscapers who demand speed, precision, and proven reliability on every dig. Proudly assembled in the USA.

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Features

Pneumatic Root Excavation: 150 CFM configuration supports root collar work, aeration, and radial trenching
Dig Faster, Safer, Smarter: Patented nozzle delivers a Mach 2 air jet for precise, non-destructive excavation
Built to Take a Beating: 4-ft fiberglass barrel resists impact and wear for years of reliable use
Work Longer with Less Strain: Pistol grip and rubber overmold reduce fatigue during full-day jobs
Stay in the Sweet Spot: Built-in pressure gauge keeps operating pressure visible at the tool
Safety You Can Feel: Dead-man trigger stops airflow instantly when released

Includes

(1) AirSpade 2000 Handle with pressure gauge + dead-man trigger
(1) 4 Ft Fiberglass barrel with adjustable debris shield
(1) Stainless steel 150 CFM supersonic nozzle
(1) Operator’s Manual

Typical Applications

Root collar excavation (flare exposure)
Radial trenching for decompaction and aeration
Vertical mulching and soil amendment placement
Bare-rooting and transplant preparation
Utility mapping and soil investigation
Cleanup and backfill with vacuum assist

Shipping & Returns

Lead time: 2 Days. Eligible for free ground shipping on domestic orders of $149 or more.

Returnable within 30 days. Must be in factory mint condition and is subject to a 25% restocking charge.

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Warranty

Limited Warranty – One Year Warranty Period. See more details.

How does AirSpade work?

AirSpade's patented supersonic nozzle creates a focused Mach 2 air jet that fractures soil while leaving roots, utilities, pipes, and cables largely unharmed.

Which AirSpade series is right for me?

The right series depends on your application, preferred handle style, and compressor capacity. The 2000 Series is designed for arbor and landscape work, the 4000 Series is built for utility excavation, and the 5000 Series features an inline handle design and is available in both Arbor and Utility configurations. Compare all series in our AirSpade Series Comparison Guide.

What size air compressor do I need?

Your compressor should be rated higher than the AirSpade nozzle you are using. Using a compressor that is too small will reduce performance. See our Compressed Air Requirements Guide.

What size nozzle should I use?

Nozzle selection depends on the desired excavation rate and available airflow. Larger nozzles excavate faster but require more air. Read more on Digging with AirSpade.

In what types of soil will an AirSpade work?

AirSpade works in most soils, including compacted and hard clay. It is generally not effective in solid rock or hard frozen ground. Learn more in our Soil Characteristics Guide.

What size air hose do I need?

Air hose size affects pressure and performance. For most AirSpade applications, 1-inch ID hose or larger is recommended. See our Compressed Air Requirements Guide.

Will higher pressure make the AirSpade work better?

No. AirSpade nozzles are designed to operate optimally at 90 psig. Higher pressure can actually reduce performance while consuming more air.

Part Number	Compressed Air Inlet (in)	Min. Size Air Compressor (hp)	Compressed Air Usage (cfm)	Soil Excavation Rate (cubic ft/min)	Noise Level (dBA)	Dimensions (L" x W" x H")	Weight (lbs)
HT139	3/4	23	105	0.9 - 1.5	120	53.5 X 11 X 5.5	7
HT116	3/4	33	150	1.2 - 1.8	122	41.7 X 11 X 5.5	6.5
HT130	3/4	33	150	1.2 - 1.8	122	53.7 X 11 X 5.5	7
HT138	3/4	50	225	1.7 - 2.3	124	54.3 X 11 X 5.5	7.1
HT140	3/4	6	25	0.4 - 0.9	108	52.9 X 11 X 5.5	6.6
HT134	3/4	13	60	0.7 - 1.1	116	53.6 X 11 X 5.5	6.6

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