Two sizes to suit the access you’ve got
The 1.0 tonne excavator has retractable tracks, so it narrows down to squeeze along side paths and through gates on older blocks. It’s the one to pick for trenching, plumbing runs and small backyard dig-outs.
The 1.7 tonne gives you more reach, more breakout force and a steadier base for digging footings, filling in pools or removing old garden beds. If you’ve got a clear path in, it’ll get the job done faster.
Attachments to match the job
- Digging buckets in several widths
- Ripper tooth for hard ground and roots
- Auger drives for post holes
- Hydraulic hammer for breaking concrete
- Sleeper grab for retaining walls
Some attachments only suit the 1.7 tonne machine. Ask us what you need and we’ll match it up.
Dig straight into a skip
The usual mistake is digging out first, then working out where the dirt goes. Book a heavy waste bin with the excavator and you can load from the bucket as you go. There’s no weight limit on our 2–8m³ bins, so soil and clay aren’t a problem.
