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Rigid Earthworks

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Wet & Dry Equipment Hire

Wet hire puts an experienced operator on the machine. Dry hire suits ticketed operators running their own program. Either way the machine arrives with the attachments the job actually needs.

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Rigid Earthworks excavator, Posi-Track and Hino tipper working together on a residential clean-up

Suitable project types

  • Builders needing plant for a stage of works
  • Landscapers and fencing contractors
  • Owner-builders with a ticketed operator
  • Short-duration works and day hire

Typical applications

  • Excavation and trenching
  • Auger drilling
  • Site clean-up and levelling
  • Material movement on site

Equipment used

  • 1.7T Caterpillar excavator
  • Full attachment set
  • ASV RT-30 Posi-Track loader
  • Hino 1124 tipper and 10 × 5 Ifor Williams trailer

What to prepare

  • Confirm hire period and start date
  • Confirm which attachments you need
  • For dry hire, have operator tickets and insurance ready
  • Ensure the delivery route is clear

Access considerations

We confirm delivery access, unloading position and site conditions before the machine is transported.

The quote process

  1. 01Send the job details, suburb and photos of the access point.
  2. 02We confirm suitability, method and equipment for the site.
  3. 03You receive a written quote with the scope set out clearly.
  4. 04We book a start window and keep you updated as work progresses.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between wet and dry hire?

Wet hire includes an operator. Dry hire is the machine only and requires a competent, ticketed operator on your side.

What is the minimum hire period?

Ask when you enquire — it depends on the job, the date and transport.

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