Mowing steep banks
Mowing around ponds
Cutting back brush on roadways and trails
Reaching over fences and guardrails
Also known as a mini hoe mower or mini excavator mounted mower or slope mower or ditch mower or bank mower or gully mower or brush cutter for hoe or brushcutter for excavator or sickle arm mower or rotary arm mower or boom mower. Sometimes used instead of a tractor with a brush arm or tractor with an arm mower or instead of a tractor with a boom mower or a flail mower. Sometimes referred to as a mini ex brush cutter or bush hog.

This Allied compaction plate rental is for our 3.5 ton Takeuchi excavator. This is a trackhoe attachment. Sometimes referred to as a tamper hopac, ho pac, hoe pack, excavator tamper, or hoe pac.

Make the largest holes in the hardest to reach areas with this Werk-Brau auger rental. The above rental rates do not include the excavator. Click here for pricing on the excavator.

Full size John Deere 310SL-HL back hoe w/ 4-IN-1 Bucket

Couplers are 1/2" flat face hydraulic couplers.

This concrete breaker rental attaches to our MIN7 mini excavator.

This concrete breaker attachment rental fits our John Deere 310J backhoe and our Takeuchi TB175 8 ton excavator.

Certificate of 'All Risk' insurance is required to rent this machine.

The Allied IN-8 concrete breaker mounts directly onto the compact Kubota KX008 mini excavator for heavy breaking in close quarters.

The Rammer 155E concrete breaker mounts directly onto the compact Bobcat E10 Battery Mini Excavator for heavy breaking in close quarters.

Thie concrete breaker attachment rental fits our John Deere 120C excavator.

Certificate of 'All Risk' insurance is required to rent this machine.

Trenching speed is aproximately 100 feet per hour but can vary greatly depending on soil conditions (faster in clean, light soil; slower where roots, rocks, and hard ground exists). Not for use in trenching across stone or paved driveways.

This Ditch Witch (or Vermeer) trencher rental is a fully hydrostatic unit. It is very easy to turn by shifting the handle to the side.

Trenching speed is aproximately 100 feet per hour but can vary greatly depending on soil conditions (faster in clean, light soil; slower where roots, rocks, and hard ground exists). Not for use in trenching across stone or paved driveways.