If you have an interest in the construction industry and the tools, machines & equipment that are found in it you'll love the topic of today's article.
We'll be focusing on all things relating to mini excavators. For an insight as to what they are as well as how and when to use them, keep reading.
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What is a Mini Excavator?
If you know your way around a construction site, you'll know all about mini excavators. A mini excavator, also called a compact excavator, is a tracked or wheeled vehicle used in construction applications.
As you may have guessed, a mini excavator is a smaller version of a regular excavator. The main differences between a mini excavator and a regular excavator are:
- Mini excavators are smaller and lighter than regular excavators. This means a mini excavator can be used in locations too small for a regular excavator and will leave less track marks & cause less damage to the ground beneath it.
- Mini excavators have more longevity as they typically carry out work that is less intensive than what a regular excavator would.
- Mini excavators cannot lift as large a load as regular excavators can, due to their smaller size and smaller digging capacity.
One of the most well-known mini excavators is the Kubota excavator range. If you want to get your hands on one and see for yourself what all the fuss is about there is many a Kubota excavator for sale. Their huge popularity means that it is easy to find a Kubota dealer in your area.
How to Operate a Mini Excavator
Because Kubota is one of the leading excavator brands, chances are you'll end up with one of their machines. Here's an overview of how to operate a Kubota excavator.
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