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You can hire a mini digger so that you dig excavations quicker and easier. Anyone can operate a small digger on home or private sites without a licence, saving money on a driver. If you are using the plant on a construction site, you will need relevant training. You need a licence to drive any size digger on a public road.
Small diggers are great for small projects. They are a powerful yet convenient option for excavation and digging work. Diggers are suitable for a lot of projects. You can use them for gardening, landscaping, installing pipes and cables underground, moving loads, and more. These compact, micro excavators are ideal for small scale projects. They excel when used on domestic properties and on-site.
Diggers are fairly easy to drive once you learn the controls and get used to the machines movements. They are versatile and highly adaptable. The ease of operation depends on the size, functions, and complexity of the device.
From 1st April 2022, our suppliers will only fuel machines with white diesel. This is due to new government guidelines.
If you, as the hirer, refuel any equipment while it is in your possession, it must be with WHITE DIESEL.
YOU MUST NOT USE RED DIESEL IN HIRED MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT.
If you return a machine refuelled with rebated diesel, suppliers will have to remove and dispose of the fuel. They must also flush the tank and supply lines before they can refuel them. The process is chargeable, with no exceptions.
