MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The XL 4330 V Gradall excavator can work at the front, rear, or either side of the undercarriage without the need for outriggers, allowing for greater efficiency.
Caterpillar’s 20-ton and 36-ton excavators include an e-fence feature, which helps the machines work safely under structures or near traffic.
Gradall’s XL 4100 V hydraulic excavator features a Tier 4-Final complaint Volvo Penta diesel engine, which delivers up to 5% improved fuel efficiency.
Gradall’s Discovery Series excavators combine the benefits of the excavator’s full tilting, telescoping boom with the ease of travel of a Freightliner M3 truck chassis.
New wheeled excavators from Volvo Construction Equipment function in tight environments while joysticks allow for more precise adjustments and finesse with attachments.
Hitachi's ultrashort excavator lineup has grown with the ZX345USLC-6 reduced-tail-swing excavator.
Komatsu’s second-generation PC210LCi excavator features Intelligent Machine Control for greater efficiency and ease of use.
CASE Construction Equipment’s all-new CX245D SR minimum-swing radius excavator is designed to provide increased digging and lifting power in confined work areas.
The John Deere 670G LC excavator has been updated with a Final Tier 4 engine. It also offers simplified maintenance and a quiet cab.
The mid-size Cat 320F hydraulic excavator features a powerful and efficient C4.4 ACERT U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final engine with a 161-hp rating and a hydraulic system capable of taking on a variety of tasks.