Excavator Rentals

The Gehl Z35 is a compact mini excavator designed for efficient digging, trenching, and utility work in tight spaces where maneuverability is important. Weighing around 7,500–8,500 lbs and powered by a diesel engine in the 30–35 HP range, it offers a maximum digging depth of approximately 10–11 feet and a reach of about 17–18 feet along the ground, making it ideal for residential construction, landscaping, and site preparation projects. Lift capacity varies depending on position and attachment setup, but it can typically handle around 2,000–3,000 lbs when positioned close to the machine, with reduced capacity at full reach. Its compact design and smooth hydraulic controls make it suitable for operators with basic to moderate experience, though proper training is recommended for safe and efficient operation.

The John Deere 50G is a mid-size compact excavator designed for heavier-duty work while still maintaining good maneuverability on job sites like construction, utility, and site prep projects. Weighing around 10,800–11,500 lbs with a 36 HP engine, it delivers increased power and stability compared to smaller minis, with a maximum digging depth of about 11.5 feet and a reach of roughly 19–20 feet along the ground. Lift capacity varies depending on position, but it can typically handle around 3,000–4,000 lbs when close to the machine and less at full reach. With its responsive controls and added size, the 50G is best suited for operators with moderate experience, though newer users can operate it effectively with proper training and attention to safety.

The John Deere 75D is a versatile mid-size excavator that bridges the gap between compact and full-size machines, making it ideal for construction, utility work, and larger residential projects where added power and reach are needed without sacrificing maneuverability. Weighing around 16,000–17,000 lbs and powered by an engine in the 50–55 HP range, it offers a maximum digging depth of approximately 13–14 feet and a reach of about 22–23 feet along the ground, providing strong performance for trenching, grading, and site prep. Lift capacity varies by configuration and distance, but it can typically handle around 4,000–6,000 lbs when close to the machine, with reduced capacity at full reach. With its increased size and capability, the 75D is best suited for operators with moderate experience, though proper training is recommended to ensure safe and efficient operation.

The John Deere 120C is a full-size excavator built for demanding construction and excavation projects, offering significantly more power, reach, and lifting capability than compact machines. Weighing around 26,000–28,000 lbs and powered by an engine in the 80–90 HP range, it provides a maximum digging depth of approximately 18–19 feet and a reach of about 27–28 feet along the ground, making it ideal for large-scale trenching, foundation work, and site development. Lift capacity varies by configuration and distance, but it can typically handle 8,000–12,000 lbs when positioned close to the machine, with reduced capacity at full reach. Due to its size, power, and jobsite impact, the 120C is best suited for operators with moderate to advanced experience, and proper training is essential for safe and efficient operation.

The John Deere 160 is a full-size excavator built for heavy-duty construction, site work, and large-scale excavation projects, offering a strong combination of power, reach, and lifting capability. Weighing approximately 35,000–37,000 lbs and powered by an engine in the 110–120 HP range, it delivers a maximum digging depth of around 22–23 feet and a reach of roughly 32–33 feet along the ground, making it well-suited for deep trenching, foundation work, and material handling. Lift capacity varies depending on configuration and distance, but it can typically handle 12,000–16,000 lbs when positioned close to the machine, with reduced capacity at full reach. Due to its size and performance, the 160 is best suited for operators with moderate to advanced experience, and proper training is essential for safe and efficient operation.

The Kobelco ED150 is a short-radius excavator designed for powerful performance in tighter job sites such as road work, urban construction, and utility projects, where space is limited but full-size capability is needed. Weighing around 32,000–35,000 lbs and powered by an engine in the 100–120 HP range, it offers a maximum digging depth of approximately 19–20 feet and a reach of about 28–30 feet along the ground, making it well-suited for trenching, excavation, and material handling. Lift capacity varies by configuration and distance, but it can typically handle around 10,000–14,000 lbs when close to the machine, with reduced capacity at full reach. With its combination of size, strength, and reduced tail swing, the ED150 is best suited for operators with moderate to advanced experience, and proper training is important for safe and efficient operation.