How to choose the right excavator size for your site
Renting an excavator that is too big wastes money and cannot get into the site; too small and you pay for extra days. Here is how to match the machine to the job.

Rate trends, checklists and site know-how from people who move machines every day.
Renting an excavator that is too big wastes money and cannot get into the site; too small and you pay for extra days. Here is how to match the machine to the job.
A JCB-style backhoe does two jobs adequately; an excavator does one job extremely well. Knowing which you need saves both money and days.
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The same machine can be priced four different ways. Knowing which structure suits your job — and what each rate leaves out — is where rental money is saved.
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