Address: 1350 S Loop 12, Irving, TX 75060, USA
Phone: +19725797506
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7AM–5PM
Tuesday: 7AM–5PM
Wednesday: 7AM–5PM
Thursday: 7AM–5PM
Friday: 7AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Remi Street
I was hit by a driver pulling a trailer for the company. The worst experience that I have encountered. The company 3rd party insurance Fleet Response doesn't handle anything professionally. I would have expected better from a company of such dynamics. Very disappointed in the company for this outcome.
Jamie Connelly
Tanner does a great job. Every interaction has been positive.
Buddy Brumley
Quick delivery and quick service when needed. Equipment is always in great condition.
Gary Hoag
Service is always good
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Yes we have bilingual employees available to help ensure you get the right piece of equipment that fits your needs. Feel free to give us a call or stop by the branch.
Excavators are heavy-duty diggers. Typically, the deeper the hole, the bigger the machine required. They can drill, break rocks, create trenches or dig large holes for foundations. A compact excavator is ideal for heavy digging in a tight space. Loaders are perfect for scooping up loose material and depositing it elsewhere. They move well in soft soil but cannot dig very deeply. Bulldozers' giant blade attachments can push large quantities of dirt, debris, shrubs or building remains to where you want them. A bulldozer can also be outfitted with a rear "ripper" that can tear through rock and soil.
Ensuring you have the right size bucket for your project is important for proper production and reducing wear and tear on the equipment. There are several factors to consider and calculations to perform to determine the correct bucket. Generally, you'll use OEM specifications, including the maximum lift capacity, bucket weight and bucket capacity. Find more information and how to calculate whether the capacity of your bucket will work in the United Rentals article, “How to Choose the Right Bucket for Your Excavator or Wheel Loader.”
The size of skid steer depends on the job you wish to perform. The smallest skid steers typically have a rated operating capacity (ROC) of about 700 pounds and an overall weight of about 3,000 pounds. This smaller size is ideal for a homeowner project as it can usually fit through a walkthrough backyard gate. A very large skid steer can have an ROC in the 3,000-plus-pound range for someone who doesn’t have room for a full-size backhoe or wheel loader. Read more about the seven factors to consider when renting a skid steer from United Rentals.
$300 a day plus delivery costs if needed at an additional $150 each way.
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