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A fleet built around the two questions every job starts with: what will fit, and how much will it move. Yanmar excavators from 1.7 to 5.5 tonne, tracked dumpers for tight access, tippers from 4 to 12 tonne for the cart-away, plus access equipment and traffic control. Everything is available dry or with one of our operators, and because we run our own float and tippers, delivery is scheduled by us rather than sitting in a transport company’s queue.
Drawn to scale. The 1.7 fits through a standard side gate.
Delivery is handled in-house on our own float and tippers. That means your start time is set by us, not by a transport company’s run sheet, and if your site changes we can usually move with it.
Dry hire if you have a competent operator on site and want the cheaper day rate. Wet hire if you would rather not pull your own people off other work, or the job is short enough that experience on the machine saves more than it costs.
A lot of Sydney work comes down to access width. We start at 1.7 tonne with zero tail swing, which clears most side gates and pedestrian access. Give us the measurement and we will tell you honestly what will physically get in — including when the answer is nothing.
Yanmar excavators, Isuzu and Volvo trucks, and JLG access equipment, serviced on schedule. Machines that break down mid-job cost you more than the hire rate, so the fleet is maintained rather than run into the ground.
Half a day through to ongoing hire across a project. Longer terms carry better rates, so tell us the likely duration when you enquire rather than extending a day at a time.
Delivered across the Sydney metropolitan area from our depot at Peakhurst. If you are on the edge of that, ring and ask rather than assuming — it usually depends on the machine and the week.
1.7T – 5.5TYanmar excavators spanning tight residential access through to bulk civil work. Zero tail swing on the smaller machines means they work hard against a boundary without swinging over the fence.
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600kg & 800kgRubber-tracked dumpers that carry spoil, road base or concrete across soft and uneven ground, through access a wheeled machine cannot manage. Paired with an excavator they change what a two-person crew gets through in a day.
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4 tonneA 4 tonne Isuzu for the cart-away that most residential jobs forget to budget for. Spoil off site, road base on, clean-up at the end, without bringing a truck that cannot turn around in the street.
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12 tonneA Volvo FM13 bogie carrying up to 12 tonnes in a steel bin. Where a 4 tonne truck means nine trips, this means three — and the steel body handles broken concrete and rock that would wreck an alloy tray.
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7.8m working heightA JLG 1930ES electric slab lift reaching 7.8 metres. Runs indoors without fumes or noise, which suits fitout, electrical, ceiling and maintenance work where a ladder is neither safe enough nor fast enough.
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Transport and trafficThe support vehicles that keep a site running — a flat-tray tabletop for freight and materials, and a traffic control ute fitted out for roadside and civil works.
More infoTell us the job and we will come back with a straight quote.
The machine, the dates, and where the site is.
A straight price, not a range.
We lock the dates in the diary.
Delivered on our own float.
Dry hire means we drop the machine and you run it with your own operator. It is cheaper per day and suits contractors who already have someone on site who can operate.
Wet hire means our operator comes with the machine. It suits short jobs, technical work, or anything where you would rather not pull your own people off something else.
Not sure which you want? Ring us and describe the job.

Job type, suburb
A couple of sentences on what you actually did.

Job type, suburb
A couple of sentences on what you actually did.

Job type, suburb
A couple of sentences on what you actually did.
Tell us the machine, the dates and the site. We will come straight back to you.