Dingo Stump Grinder and Its Significant Uses
07 November 2016
Stump grinders make possible what would otherwise be impossible – removing a stump by hand. Although there are many types and brands of stump grinders, nearly all have limited use and versatility in their ability to move back and forth, and from side to side, without having to re-position the stump grinder or mini-digger equipped with a stump grinder attachment. However, the Dingo stump grinder is unlike other machines or mini-digger attachments, in that it […]
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Driveway Preparation: Best to Hire a Contractor than do A DIY Job
27 October 2016
Are you considering installing a new driveway, or do you want to replace your old one? If you are, like most home owners, then you may also be considering saving some money by preparing the area yourself, beforehand. Honestly, driveway preparation is no small task, even for small driveways because more than just the top layer of earth or old driveway material needs to be removed before a new driveway can be set in place. […]
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Why Rotary Hoes Are Best Used for Garden Landscaping
11 October 2016
Preparing fresh soil for a landscaping or garden project is a daunting task without the proper tools. You will have a difficult time loosening the soil to an adequate depth for the plants or grass that you wish to cultivate on your property. Luckily, you can rent the services of a Dingo mini digger with a rotary hoe attachment to perform soil preparation quickly and proficiently in order to ensure that your plants or grass […]
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Tips for Finding the Right Earthmoving and Excavation Specialist
28 September 2016
Prior to hiring a contractor, it is highly important to know what earthmoving and excavation entails. Just knowing the best location for your foundation will save hours of time and a whole lot of money. Excavation and Earthmoving Basics An excavation and earthmoving contractor can offer a wide variety of services to homeowners, builders, construction companies, plumbers and electricians. Their services can include soil removal, house sites, and drainage, landscaping and building trenches. In addition, […]
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Trenching and Excavation Safety with Mini Diggers
12 September 2016
Safety-related misgivings flourish when an excavation assignment takes on trenching work. It’s not that the task is particularly difficult, but incalculable influences are about to creep in, so a prudent approach is required, not a devil-may-care attitude. Problems include soil composition, shoring issues, and much more. Fortunately, a compact footprint helps a great deal. Trenching and Excavation Safety with Mini Diggers The reduced profile of a lightweight digger zips around an enclosed work area without […]
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