There are so many reasons why it’s worth considering Mini excavator hire Enfield as they are so versatile for the smaller jobs that can’t easily be completed by hand digging.
If you have projects coming up which fall into that category, Mr Plant Hire who offer an extensive fleet of 1.5 ton excavators for hire in the London area, have compiled the following list of reasons why it could be worth considering this option.
Mini diggers are:
- Brilliant for doing relatively small jobs that are just a bit too big for hand tools
- Just as good for home or garden projects as smaller construction jobs
- Useful for any number of tasks – from digging ditches or holes, to demolishing small structures, like old sheds
- Great for garden landscaping tasks – like creating ponds, removing stumps or creating plant beds
- Brilliant when working in restricted spaces because of their relatively small size and because the cabs can usually rotate in a full circle
- Able to fit through small areas like gateways into gardens or where access is restricted
- Adaptable – most mini excavators will come with various attachment specifications covering buckets, compact plates, rippers, augers and compaction wheels, to cater for the different tasks
Mr Plant Hire’s 1.5 ton mini excavators
Mr Plant Hire’s extensive fleet of 1.5 ton mini excavators conform to the following specification:
- Machine weight – 1540kg
- Digging depth 2.120m
- Dimensions L/W/H – 3.580m / .993m / 2.296m
- Travelling speed – 1.9km/ph
- Dumping height – 2.475m
- Maximum digging reach – 3.856m
- Bucket sizes – 12″ / 18″ / 24″ & 36″ ditching bucket
Mr Plant Hire is the natural and responsible supplier choice for mini digger hire for London. Our equipment is top-of-the-range and regularly serviced to ensure that it is safe and in good working order and we offer highly competitive rates. Our team will advise your operatives on how best to use our equipment for accident prevention and maximum efficiency.
Contact Mr Plant Hire today for advice on and the best rates for mini excavator hire.
June 7.2017