Rates
Daily Rate: $400
5 Day Rate: $400
Weekly Rate: $400
Description of Heavy duty bog mat hire Geelong
At Scissor Digger Hire, we offer Heavy Duty Bog Mats 1.2m x 2.4m to ensure your earth-moving projects run smoothly, even on challenging terrain. These robust mats are designed to support heavy machinery, including excavators, providing essential ground protection and preventing equipment from sinking into soft or unstable surfaces. Perfect for construction sites, civil engineering projects, and remote access work, our bog mats are easy to install and help maintain safe, efficient operations. Whether you’re managing a large-scale project or need temporary access solutions, our bog mats for hire provide the stability and durability you need.
Application Fields – Rent heavy-duty track mats for construction
Construction Sites
Civil Engineering Projects
Remote Access Work
Event Ground Protection
Hire Heavy Duty Bog Mats – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lifting capacity of the 5.5t Kubota U55-4 Excavator?
The 5.5t Kubota U55-4 Excavator offers a lifting capacity of approximately 520kg at a 3-metre radius over the front blade down. This makes it suitable for handling moderate loads, such as moving materials and lifting smaller equipment, especially in construction and landscaping projects.
What attachments are available for the 5.5t Kubota U55-4 Excavator?
The Kubota U55-4 can be equipped with a variety of attachments to suit different job requirements. Standard attachments include trenching, GP, and batter buckets. Optional attachments available are augers, rock breakers, grabs, rippers, and compaction plates, enhancing the machine's versatility across different tasks like drilling, breaking hard surfaces, or compacting soil.
What safety precautions should be taken when operating the Kubota U55-4 Excavator?
When operating the Kubota U55-4, it's important to follow safety protocols such as parking the machine on a level surface when not in use, performing regular maintenance checks, and ensuring all controls are functioning correctly. Operators should also wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and be aware of their surroundings to avoid accidents on the job site.
