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HEXhire Adelaide: Growing stronger, backed by local know-how

HEXhire’s Adelaide operations continue to go from strength to strength, driven by responsiveness, reliability, and a deep understanding of the region’s construction needs.

Based out of Cavan, HEXhire’s local branch has become a trusted partner for builders and contractors across South Australia, supplying quality plant and equipment to projects of all sizes. At the heart of it all is Sales Consultant, Gavan Ryan, who keeps things running smoothly on the ground.

“It’s the responsiveness and reliability,” Gavan says. “We understand the pace of the industry in Adelaide, so we make sure that we meet those demands. Plus, we back it up with ongoing support. You’re not just getting a machine, you’re getting a team that actually understands what you need on site beyond that.”

Keeping Projects Safe and Productive

Safety remains at the core of every hire. From excavators and positracks to light towers and rollers, each machine in HEXhire’s Adelaide fleet is fully serviced, maintained, and ready to perform.

“We make sure every machine arrives in top condition,” Gavan explains. “Safety’s a priority, so we keep our gear specced to a Tier-1 standard. That gives crews peace of mind that our machinery will perform every time.”

       

Supporting a Growing Industry

Adelaide’s construction landscape continues to expand and HEXhire has evolved right alongside it. The team prides itself on staying flexible and responsive as projects scale, shift, or change direction.

“We know that projects don’t always move according to plan,” says Gavan. “So we stay flexible to scale up or adjust as needed. Whether it’s adding gear quickly or helping problem-solve on site, we’re focused on doing whatever we can to support each customer.”

Powering Adelaide’s Worksites, Every Day

From small civil jobs to major infrastructure builds, HEXhire’s Adelaide branch is built around the same principle that drives the entire company – reliability that delivers real results. With Gavan leading the charge, HEXhire continues to strengthen its presence across South Australia, one project at a time.

Site preparation before your equipment arrives

When you hire machinery, the real work begins before the machine even arrives. A well-prepared site ensures equipment can be delivered safely, set up quickly, and put straight to work. Skipping these steps often leads to delays, extra costs, and unnecessary risks. Here’s what to tick off before the truck pulls in.

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1. Clear Access Routes

Think about how the delivery truck and machine will get in and out. Narrow gates, tight corners, or low-hanging wires can cause big headaches on the day. Make sure routes are free of obstacles so the gear can be unloaded and moved into place without issue.

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2. Prepare a Safe Work Zone

Your machine needs room to operate efficiently. Clear away stray tools, piles of material, or parked vehicles that could get in the way. Not only does this create a safer environment, but it also helps the operator get to work faster and without interruptions.

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3. Check Ground Conditions

Soft, muddy, or uneven ground can stall a machine before it even gets started. If your site surface isn’t stable, take steps to reinforce it with gravel, mats, or compaction. A little prep here avoids bigger problems like machines bogging down or damage to both the site and the plant.

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4. Locate Utilities & Hazards

Always know what’s under your feet and overhead. Underground pipes or cables pose huge risks if struck, while powerlines above can be just as dangerous for taller plant. Mark them clearly and communicate the hazards to anyone working onsite.

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5. Plan for Delivery & Set-Up

It’s not just about where the machine will sit, but also how it will get there. Give the delivery truck enough space to unload safely, and think ahead about how the machine will move around the site once in operation. Proper planning avoids the time-consuming shuffle of repositioning later.

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6. Safety & Compliance Ready

Have inductions, permits, and PPE sorted before the machine arrives. This avoids downtime on paperwork and ensures operators and workers are covered from the get-go. A site that’s safety-ready is always a site that runs smoother.

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7. Appoint a Site Contact

Nominate someone to meet the delivery driver and guide the process. A quick walk-through ensures the machine is placed correctly, hazards are flagged, and everything starts off on the right foot.

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The Bottom Line: Prepping your site isn’t just about tidiness, it’s about setting the stage for efficiency and safety. The smoother the arrival, the quicker your machine can get to work and the less chance of costly downtime. At HEXhire, we’re committed to making the hire process as seamless as possible, but the best results come when we meet you halfway. With a little planning and foresight, your site will be ready for action the moment our machines roll in, keeping your project on track and moving forward.

 

 

 

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For more information on HEXhire’s range of compaction equipment, click here, or request a quote now.

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What you need to know about compactors

When it comes to groundwork, every detail matters, especially compaction. The right equipment can mean the difference between a stable, durable surface and costly rework. Here’s what you need to know about compaction equipment so you can make the best choice when deciding on the right machine for your project.

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Specialised compactor machines for different project types:

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  • Jumping Jacks – Ideal for deep compaction in confined or vibration-sensitive areas.

  • DPU Soil Compactors – Lightweight (around 225 kg), diesel-powered with electric start, and capable of forward and reverse motion. A multi-tasking hero for everything from landscaping to structural backfills.

  • Compaction Plates – At about 77 kg, these are perfect for general landscaping and soil prep, such as getting turf-ready post-excavation.

  • Articulated Trench Rollers – These remote-controlled rollers (approx. 1,500 kg) are safe and effective for trench and road compaction in or tricky zones. They even stop automatically if someone steps in front.

  • Smooth Drum Rollers (2T – 12T) – Designed for surface compaction of soil and material, these rollers offer excellent coverage and efficiency. The 12T models include fully enclosed, air-conditioned cabins for operator comfort.

  • Padfoot Rollers (7T & 12T) – With rugged pads for deep compaction, they’re perfect for cohesive soils and tough surface prep.

compactor uses

Aside from a dedicated range of compactors and rollers at your disposal, you have options to turn your existing excavator into a compaction powerhouse:

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  • Compaction Plates for Excavators – Perfect for base prep under loos soil, retaining walls, trenches, and more (for 5T–24T machines).

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  • Compaction Wheels (Padfoot Design) – Ideal for compacting to greater depths, especially useful after trench backfill or on uneven terrain (also 5T–24T compatible).

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The right compaction equipment can make all the difference to your project’s progress and the quality of your finished work. A well-compacted base means longer-lasting surfaces, fewer callbacks, and a professional finish that speaks for itself. Whether you’re laying asphalt, preparing a driveway, or tackling edge work, choosing the right roller ensures your project runs smoother and faster.

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For more information on HEXhire’s range of compaction equipment, click here, or request a quote now.

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Why Rent to Buy is the smartest way to own construction equipment

At HEXhire, we know that owning quality machinery can be a game-changer but we also understand that buying outright isn’t always the best option for every business. That’s why we offer a flexible Rent to Buy option, giving you the machinery and equipment and you need today, with a clear path to ownership tomorrow.

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Before you reap the benefits of Rent to Buy, here’s how simple it is to get started:

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Imagine you’re a contractor who’s landed a big project and need reliable machinery on-site ASAP. Buying outright isn’t ideal right now, but you still need the machine to get the job done. With Rent to Buy, you can start using the equipment immediately, maintain cash flow, and gradually work toward ownership – all while keeping your project on track.

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You call the HEXhire team to inquire about the most suitable arrangement in acquiring the excavator. They tell you that this is how simple it is to get started:

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1. Choose your machine

Browse our quality fleet and select the machine that suits your needs. From excavators and skid steers, to dumpers and site equipment you can rent the gear you want with the options to buy later.

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2. Set your terms

We’ll work with you to agree on a rental period, weekly hire rate and a fixed purchase price. Everything is transparent, so you know exactly what you’re working towards.

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3. Start renting

Once your agreement is in place, you can get to work. Enjoy the benefits of a regular hire including ongoing service and support from our experts, while your weekly payments count toward the final purchase price.

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4. Buy anytime

When you’re ready to commit, you can pay the agreed payout amount with your rental contributions deducted. The sooner you buy, the more you save.

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5. Own it outright

Once the final payment has been made, the machine is yours. No surprises and no extra fees, just full ownership of a machine you know you can rely on.

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Why choose Rent to Buy?
  • Low upfront costs: Get access to quality machinery without the large capital outlay.
  • Build equity as you work: Your rental payments go toward ownnership, not just overheads.
  • Flexible committment: If your circumstances change, you’re not locked in to an immediate purchase.
  • Fixed pricing: Know your purchase price upront. This means no hidden surprises down the track.
  • Reliable equipment: Use well-maintained machines with ongoing support during the rental period.

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Ready to own your machine on your terms? Click here to choose and ask about our Rent to Buy option.

Hiring vs buying machinery: Why flexibility and cost-efficiency win every time

When it comes to deciding whether to hire or buy plant and machinery, one size doesn’t fit all. We have found with our clients that there isn’t a hard and fast rule. Some prefer to own the bigger plant such as 30- to 80-tonne excavators for major projects; others own a range of small plant and rent the bigger models. It all depends on what your project requires and whether you need plant and machinery for upcoming works long-term.

Key factors in deciding whether to rent or buy construction machinery
  • Cost efficiencies: The biggest cost consideration is how much you will use the machine over time. If it’s likely to just get short-term or infrequent use, hiring is the better option. This avoids costs of asset depreciation, insurance, maintenance and repairs and technology becoming dated and inefficient. Owning heavy machinery ties up capital that could be better spent on core business operations or growth. Hiring allows you to preserve cash flow, especially valuable during long, multi-phase civil contracts.

  • Availability: If the machine is owned by you, it’s available provided it’s not lounging in your workshop waiting for repairs or servicing. However, when you choose to hire, you schedule the machine needed and you can guarantee that it’s ready to go by the time it gets to your job site. That is because hire companies have a stringent process of maintaining a wide range of machines in their fleet.

  • Flexibility: Very few contractors can carry a full fleet with every size and machine they’re likely to need. Hiring allows you to scale up or down at any timem depending on what the project requires. It also avoids the situation where you would try to make do with machines that don’t quite fit the job. You’re not attempting to fit a round peg into a square hole, or a 24T excavator into a small space (we have 1.7T machines ready to hire for that job).

  • Modern and up to date: Renting gives you access to the most advanced and up-to-date machinery and equipment without the need for significant capital investment. As technology evolves more efficient and cost-effective machinery are readily available to hire.

  • Maintenance and repairs: Hire companies take care of all maintenance and repairs, so you can avoid the associated downtime. This is especially crtical on projects with tight timeframes.

  • Storage and transport: Hiring a machine eliminates the need for long-term storage. From delivery to site setup, hire companies manage logistics—freeing up your team to focus on the job.

With more than 300 items of low-hour, late-model plant and machinery in the HEXhire fleet, you are sure to get what you need for even the largest of jobs. We ensure that our fleet is Tier-1 and ChekRite inducted, meaning they are ready to tackle all major projects.

Browse the range:

Whether you are in the market to hire or buy, our team of machine experts can point you in the right direction. Click here to buy used machinery and attachments.

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Battle of the 8T excavators: Yanmar ViO80 vs Kubota KX080-3S

Choosing the right excavator to fit the needs of your project can be tricky. Two of the most popular 8T excavators in the market today are the Yanmar ViO80 and the Kubota KX080-3S. Both are reliable, high-performance machines that can deliver great results on site, but their feature sets differ slightly. We put both excavators head-to-head and break down the details in a comparison.

Battle of the excavators: Yanmar ViO80 vs Kubota KX080-3S

Power and performance comparison – Yanmar vs Kubota

Both the Yanmar ViO80 and the Kubota KX080-3S pack excellent power, but each have different strong-suits. 

  • Yanmar ViO80: This excavator is powered by a 56-horsepower engine. It’s designed for smooth, controlled operation handling a range of tasks, from digging to lifting. The ViO80’s compact design helps it work in tighter spaces without sacrificing performance, making it ideal for job sites in built-up areas that lack space.

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  • Kubota KX080-3S: The KX080-3S offers a slightly higher engine output, with a 66-horsepower engine. The added power makes the Kubota well suited for heavy-duty tasks. The KX080-3S is also known for its smooth hydraulic performance, giving the operator consistent output. A

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Verdict: While both 8T machines are powerful, the Kubota has a slight edge. However, the Yanmar stands out for its nimble operation in tight spaces. 

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Is the Yanmar excavator more comfortable than the Kubota?

Comfort is a key factor when excavating for long hours, and both 8T machines do a great job of providing exactly that for the operator. 

  • Yanmar ViO80: The cabin on the ViO80 is spacious with good visibility and intuitive cockpit controls. It has a fully adjustable seat which reduces operator fatigue during long shifts. The machine also features great suspension and noise reduction for a quieter, more comfortable experience. 

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  • Kubota KX080-3S: Kubota is renowned for its well-appointed cabins, and the KX080-3S doesn’t disappoint. The operator’s area is spacious with excellent visibility and comfortable seating. It also features noise and vibration reduction technologies, making it one of the quietest excavators in its class. The controls are ergonomically designed to maximise ease of use.  

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Verdict: Both machines offer a high level of comfort, equipped with well-considered cabins that make them user-friendly and a joy to operate. 

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Digging and lifting capacity – Yanmar ViO80 vs Kubota KX080-3S

When it comes to digging and lifting, both machines are equipped for the most demanding projects. Look closer and you’ll see how they differ. 

  • Yanmar ViO80: The Yanmar ViO80 is well known for its impressive lifting capacity and digging depth. It offers a maximum digging depth of 5.9 metres and a bucket breakout force of 61.5 kN. This makes it suitable for large excavation tasks, such as heavy lifting. 

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  • Kubota KX080-3S: The Kubota KX080-3S offers a similar maximum digging depth of 5.8 metres, and a slightly higher bucket breakout force of 64.4 kN, making it a bit more powerful when it comes to digging into tough material. Its lifting capacity is also respectable compared to others in its class. 

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Verdict: Both machines are highly capable in terms of digging and lifting. The Kubota has a slight advantage in breakout force, but the Yanmar edges out with a lower digging depth. 

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Comparison of Yanmar ViO80 vs Kubota KX080-3S excavators’ manoeuvrability and size

Manoeuvrability is often a deciding factor, especially for jobs in cramped spaces or urban environments. 

  • Yanmar ViO80: One of the standout features of the ViO80 is its zero-tail swing design. This means that the machine’s body doesn’t extend past its tracks when turning, allowing it to work in tight spaces without the risk of damaging surrounding objects. This makes it a top choice for projects with limited space. 

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  • Kubota KX080-3S: The Kubota features a short tail swing design, which offers excellent manoeuvrability without sacrificing stability. While it does have a slightly larger rear radius compared to the Yanmar, it still performs well in tight spaces and urban environments. 

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Verdict: The Yanmar ViO80 is more manoeuvrable especially in confined spaces, thanks to its zero-tail swing. However, the Kubota KX080-3S also offers strong manoeuvrability with its short tail swing design. 

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Maintenance and durability of the Yanmar and Kubota

Both machines are designed with durability in mind, ensuring continued performance on your project with less need for maintenance. 

  • Yanmar ViO80: The ViO80 has a robust build and is made to withstand tough conditions. Its maintenance is straightforward, with easy access to key components like the engine and hydraulics. Yanmar machines are also praised for their fuel efficiency, which can help keep operating costs down over time. 

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  • Kubota KX080-3S: Kubota’s reputation for reliability is strong, and the KX080-3S is a testament to that. It’s designed to minimize wear and tear, and its maintenance points are easily accessible. Like the Yanmar, fuel efficiency is also a strong point for the Kubota. 

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Verdict: Both machines offer low maintenance and excellent durability making them suitable for those long-term projects. The decision will come down to brand preference and the specific needs of your project. 

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Both the Yanmar ViO80 and the Kubota KX080-3S are fantastic 8T excavators that will serve you well for a variety of tasks. If you’re working in tight spaces and need superior manoeuvrability, the Yanmar ViO80 could be your best bet. On the other hand, if you need that extra power for heavier lifting and digging, the Kubota KX080-3S is a great choice. 

The team at HEXhire can help you decide which excavator is best for your project’s needs. No matter which machine you choose, you can be confident that you’re getting the best quality.  

Both low-hour ViO80 and KX080-3S models are available for hire now! 

Get in touch:

Call 1300 439 447 or email info@hexhire.com.au

How to use mini dumpers for your home DIY projects

DIY satisfaction comes in many ways, but getting the job done efficiently is top of most people’s home-improvement list. When you enlist the right equipment, such as a mini dumper, you can cut down on both time and cost.

In practical terms, mini dumpers reduce the hard labour of pushing wheelbarrows of heavy material to and from different areas around your property. Mini dumpers solve this issue by taking on the heavy lifting, while being small and agile enough to manoeuvre in a garden space with ease.

Whether you’re increasing your property’s market value with a DIY upgrade or simply creating a more vibrant atmosphere for the enjoyment of friends and family, these dynamite packages are the ticket to project efficiency. Mini dumpers shine in many applications but here are some ways they can help you with your project:

Landscaping with decorative stones:

If you’re creating a decorative stone feature such as a rock garden or stone border, a mini dumper can carry large, heavy stones from the delivery site to the desired location, making it easier to position them around the garden.

Hauling logs for firewood storage:

If you’re stacking firewood or building a firewood storage area, a mini dumper can quickly carry logs from the cutting area to the storage space, reducing the effort required to haul them by hand and ensuring you have enough firewood so you can stay warm in your indoor or outdoor living space.

Clearing a path for new plantings:

When clearing space for new plantings like trees, shrubs, or flowers, a mini dumper can transport soil, mulch, or other materials to the area, making the task more efficient and saving you from manually carrying heavy loads.

Delivering gravel for a backyard path:

Mini dumpers can easily carry gravel from your supply area to the desired spot when creating a backyard path with gravel. This allows you to spread it evenly without straining yourself or making numerous trips with a wheelbarrow.

Hauling mulch for playground areas:

If you’re adding mulch to a playground area or a garden, a mini dumper can quickly carry large amounts of mulch from your stockpile to the site, reducing the time and physical effort required to spread.

Clearing excavation debris from foundation work:

When digging for the foundation of a small garden shed or outbuilding, a mini dumper can help transport the excess soil or debris away from the site, keeping your work area clean and speeding up the process.

Transporting materials for a new fence installation:

Building a new fence often requires moving large bags of concrete, posts, or gravel. A mini dumper can quickly carry these materials across your property.

Hauling debris from a tree cutting project:

After cutting down trees or branches in your yard, a mini dumper can clear the area by transporting the debris, such as branches or leaves, to a disposal site or compost area, speeding up the cleanup process.

Which mini dumper is right for you?

The good news is, no matter how big or small your space is, there is a mini dumper discrete enough to do the job without creating disruptions. The size you choose will depend on the load capacity you need to transport materials, width and height restrictions on your property and of course, ease of use. Here are some quality dumpers you should consider:

DT08 Track Dumper

1T Site Dumper

3T Site Dumper

Get the help you need on your DIY project from our trade experts who have the DIY knowledge and mini machinery know-how to help you in any scenario.

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Call 1300 439 447 or email info@hexhire.com.au

Speed up DIY projects around your home and garden with a mini excavator

We all love the satisfaction that comes with completing DIY projects at our property. It’s gratifying creating a homely environment knowing you did it all yourself!

First, however, you need the right tools for the job such as electric power tools and hardware for those smaller jobs. Most of us don’t have a park-sized backyard, so getting in and out of tight spaces is a challenge. That’s when you need mini machinery such as excavators for those larger, longer-term projects.

The beauty of mini excavators is that they are incredibly useful for a variety of tasks, not to mention their ability to fast-track your project efficiently. Here are several ways a mini excavator can be used for common home and garden DIY jobs:

 

Building a deck:

When building a deck, you need to excavate holes for concrete footings or piers. A mini excavator helps by quickly and accurately digging precise holes in the right spots for the deck’s structural supports, saving time and effort compared to manual digging.

Clearing overgrown bush:

If you need to clear brush, small trees, or shrubs to prepare a plot of land for landscaping, a mini excavator can easily remove overgrown vegetation by digging them up or pulling them out, transforming the area quickly without heavy manual labour.

Creating a base for a pathway or patio:

For a new gravel pathway or patio, you need to dig out and prepare a level base. A mini excavator helps by removing soil or old material quickly and evenly, allowing you to create a solid foundation for gravel, stone, or pavers, ensuring a stable surface for your outdoor feature.

Demolishing small structures:

If you’re tearing down small buildings, like sheds or fences, a mini excavator with a demolition attachment can safely and efficiently demolish these structures, removing debris and clearing the area for new construction, all while minimizing manual labour and time spent.

Excavating for a swimming pool:

When digging for an in-ground swimming pool, you need a large, consistent hole. A mini excavator makes this task much easier by quickly removing large amounts of earth to create the proper hole shape and depth, saving significant time compared to manual digging.

Building a firepit or outdoor feature:

For installing a fire pit or other outdoor features, you need to excavate a hole in the right spot. A mini excavator is perfect for quickly digging out the space, ensuring the area is level and the right size for your feature, and allowing you to get started on the rest of your project.

Excavating for a raised garden bed:

If you’re planning a raised garden bed, you need to clear the soil in the right area. A mini excavator makes this job much easier, allowing you to quickly and precisely dig out the space, ensuring the ground is level and ready for your raised bed installation.

The size of mini excavator is dictated by the size of your DIY project and the space you have to work with. You may need a slightly larger excavator with a bigger bucket capacity and ability to use other attachments like a ripper, hammer or grab. Here are our picks to help you decide which size is best suited to your project: 

1T Excavator 

1.7T Excavator 

2.5T Excavator

To find out more about how you can accelerate your DIY project with a mini excavator, contact our team. 

Get in touch today!

Call 1300 439 447 or email info@hexhire.com.au

A guide to hiring the right machinery for your construction projects

When embarking on a new project, your chosen machinery can significantly impact the efficiency, safety, and overall success of the job. From large-scale Civil Infrastructure to Plumbing and Landscaping, each sector has unique needs and challenges. Here’s our comprehensive guide to the most suitable machine hire for your next project.  

 

 Machinery for Civil Infrastructure projects 

The industrial machinery required for large-scale civil infrastructure projects, such as highways, bridges, and tunnels,is robust and high-capacity. Here are several machines in our Tier 1 Spec range that are right for the job: 

  • Sumitomo 24T Excavator: Vital for earthmoving and digging, the 24T capacity model offers heavy-duty excavation on large projects, while smaller ones are more suited to tackle precise tasks.  

 

  • Wacker Neuson 9T Dumper: Efficient for transporting materials over long distances, ensure your dump truck’s capacity aligns with your project needs to minimize trips and save time. Your choice is between open cab or dual-view cab dumpers. 

 

  • Light Towers: Solar light towers are perfect for darker months when you need to keep the lights on and costs down. Diesel light towers are a popular choice for tunnel projects and we supply them to projects such as the Westgate tunnel and Northeast Link. These light towers are easy to set up and can be timed, not to mention the excellent light output.  

 

 

Tip: Always consider the scale of your Tier 1, Tier 2 or Tier 3 project and the expected workload when selecting machinery to hire. Our low-hour machines at cost-effective rates can be tailored to whatever the project requires.

For Tier 2 and Tier 3 civil infrastructure projects, these machines for hire may well be your ticket to a more productive job site: 

  • Thwaites 6T Open Cab Site Dumper: These compact machines are incredibly versatile and can lift and move materials easily. Ideal for tighter spaces where visibility is key, they have all the operational capability your civil site needs.  

 

  • CAT Compactors: A popular choice for civil projects is the CAT 12T Padfoot or Smooth Drum Roller. Depending on your needs, you may need the dense compaction strength of the Smooth Drum, or the increased soil penetration of the Padfoot. The choice is yours!

 

  • Manitou Telehandlers: Perfect for lifting and placing materials at height, Telehandlers offer excellent manoeuvrability on site. The option to have the machine fitted with various attachments makes the telehandler suitable for any demand. Commonly used telehandler attachments include Rotators and Jibs. 

 

 

Tip: Look for machinery that can serve multiple purposes to maximise efficiency and minimise costs. Using a range of attachments will make your machine even more versatile.

 

 

Machinery for Landscaping and Urban Development projects 

The most popular machinery used by commercial landscaping contractors is functional and agile. Unlike civil projects, landscaping requires earthmoving equipment that can withstand the rigours while being nimble in tight spaces. These are the machines regularly hired by our landscaping clients in Victoria. 

  • Wacker Neuson Articulated Trench Roller: Offering remote control unlike cab-operated models, your landscaping project will benefit from its enhanced ability to cover ground reliably and safely.  

 

  • Bomag 4T Smooth Drum Roller: High performance and low maintenance in one package, these cab-operated rollers are for increased productivity. These rollers deliver excellent compaction. This is a machine frequently used by landscaping contractors and commercial landscapers. 

 

  • Weber DPU: The DPU is a soil compactor equipped with an electric start and is perfect for any landscaping task due to its feature set and impressive build quality.  

 

 

Tip: Hire machinery and equipment that minimises soil disturbance to preserve the ecosystem during landscaping and urban development.

 

 

Machinery for Plumbing and Waste Management projects 

Whether you are working on a plumbing or waste management project, you’ll need machinery that supports heavy lifting, tight space navigation and precision. Here are some machines for hire used among our clients in the plumbing and waste management industry: 

  • Komatsu 1.7T Excavator: A small machine that packs a punch, this mini digger delivers exceptional power in a slender package for that plumbing or waste management project that requires manoeuvrability in tight spaces. Generally, excavators for plumbing projects unlock a variety of operations including drilling, trenching and lifting.

 

  • Kubota 5.5T Excavator: If you require a step up in capacity, the 5.5T may just be the most suitable option. Features include a tight tail swing, rubber tracks and a quick hitch. With a range of compatible attachments like auger bits and hydraulic hammers, it is sure to boost productivity.  

 

  • Kubota Positracks – Skid steers: The beauty of skid steers is that there are very few operations they can’t handle. Having one of these on your plumbing or waste management site means that there isn’t a task out of reach. Attachments include slashers and forks 

 

 

Tip: Safety and compliance are paramount in commercial and residential projects. Choose machinery that meets all regulatory standards. Our fleet is maintained regularly to ensure machines are mechanically sound and comply with the safety standards of your plumbing or waste management project.

 

Machine attachments

Discover a range of attachments we provide to maximise the output of your chosen machine in our in-depth blog covering all you need to know about attachments. Click here to read more.

If you’re unsure which machinery is right for your project, our team at HEXhire is here to help. With a wide range of options tailored for civil infrastructure, landscaping, plumbing and waste management, we can provide the support you need to make your next project a success.

 

Get in touch today!

Contact our experts by calling 1300 439 447 or by emailing info@hexhire.com.au

You can also browse our full range of machinery for hire and attachments here.