Mini excavators, track loaders and concrete mixers priced for people with a block of land and a long list of jobs, not for hire fleets. Small enough to fit through the side gate. Simple enough to learn in an afternoon.
Plain-English facts, not spec sheets. If you want the full build sheet on any of them, just ask.
The all-rounder. Digs, lifts, levels and pulls things out. The one-tonne model is the size of a large ride-on mower.
Stand on the back, steer with the handles, and move mulch, soil, gravel and firewood without a wheelbarrow.
For slabs, footings and post holes where a concrete truck is a long wait or can’t get in. The tracked mini mixer mixes a load, drives itself to the spot and tips it out.
Need something bigger, or working on a farm or a trade job? We also stock excavators up to 40 tonne, wheel loaders and a full range of buckets, breakers, augers and grapples. Tell us the job and we’ll send the build sheets.
Ask about the full rangeEvery one of these runs a Briggs & Stratton petrol engine on rubber tracks, is 700 mm wide, and tips the load out hydraulically. Pick the drum size that suits the jobs you do.
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Best for backyards, tight access and one-person jobs
The compact one. A 200 L drum on rubber tracks with a hydraulic tipper, so you mix, drive it to the spot and tip it out without lifting anything. At 700 mm wide it goes through a standard side gate and turns in its own length.
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton XR950, single-cylinder 4-stroke, air-cooled |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 208 cc |
| Rated power | 6.5 kW @ 3600 rpm |
| Fuel / tank | Unleaded petrol / 3.1 L |
| Engine oil | 0.6 L |
| Mixing capacity | 200 L |
| Mixing mouth / barrel length | 360 mm / 510 mm |
| Bucket length / hopper width | 480 mm / 540 mm |
| Tipping | Hydraulic tipper |
| Travel speed | 2.88 km/h |
| Climbing capacity | 20° |
| Weight | 465 kg |
| Chassis width / ground clearance | 700 mm / 110 mm |
| Tracks (width × ground length) | 180 mm × 1000 mm |
| Track centre distance | 520 mm |
| Minimum turning radius | 1.15 m |
| Dimensions, without pedal and bucket | 2250 × 880 × 1470 mm |
| Dimensions, with pedal and bucket | 2450 × 880 × 1470 mm |
| Hydraulic oil / tank | ISO 46 anti-wear / 15 L |
Best for slabs, footings and acreage jobs with rough ground
The all-rounder. A 360 L drum, a 13.5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine and 180 mm tracks that handle mud, gravel and slopes. The 100° dumping angle and 760 mm spout mean it empties cleanly where you point it.
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton XR2100, single-cylinder 4-stroke |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 420 cc |
| Rated power | 13.5 HP @ 3600 rpm |
| Fuel / tank | Unleaded petrol / 6.6 L |
| Engine oil | 1.1 L |
| Hydraulic oil / tank | ISO 46 anti-wear / 20 L |
| Mixing capacity | 360 L |
| Mixing mouth / barrel length | 750 mm / 1050 mm |
| Hopper spout width | 760 mm |
| Dumping angle | 100° |
| Weight | 650 kg |
| Chassis width / ground clearance | 700 mm / 110 mm |
| Tracks (width × ground length) | 180 mm × 1200 mm |
| Dimensions, with pedal and bucket | 2500 × 940 × 2000 mm |
Best for bigger pours, sheds, driveways and small commercial work
The big drum. Same 13.5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine and tracked chassis as the 360, with a 500 L barrel for fewer loads on larger pours. Still 700 mm wide, so it gets into places a truck never will.
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton XR2100, single-cylinder 4-stroke |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 420 cc |
| Rated power | 13.5 HP @ 3600 rpm |
| Fuel / tank | Unleaded petrol / 6.6 L |
| Engine oil | 1.1 L |
| Hydraulic oil / tank | ISO 46 anti-wear / 20 L |
| Mixing capacity | 500 L |
| Mixing mouth / barrel length | 750 mm / 1050 mm |
| Hopper spout width | 760 mm |
| Dumping angle | 100° |
| Weight | 690 kg |
| Chassis width / ground clearance | 700 mm / 110 mm |
| Tracks (width × ground length) | 180 mm × 1200 mm |
| Dimensions, with pedal and bucket | 2700 × 940 × 2000 mm |
Hiring makes sense for a one-off weekend. It stops making sense sooner than most people expect. Put your own numbers in and see.
Example figures shown. Change them to your local hire rates and the machine price we quote you.
Ownership costs like fuel, servicing and insurance aren’t included; nor is the resale value at the end. This is a rough guide, not financial advice.
They have a block, a to-do list, and a pile of hire receipts. That’s who we set up for.
Retaining walls, pools, drainage, the landscaping you keep putting off.
Fencing, dams, tracks, firewood, feed. Something always needs moving.
Site prep, footings, trenching and a slab, without booking a contractor for each one.
Landscapers, fencers and plumbers who are sick of waiting on hire gear.
In most of Australia there is no licence for operating an excavator or loader on your own property, but you are responsible for using it safely. We walk you through the controls at handover and point you to your state’s safety guidance. If you plan to use it for paid work, check the rules for your trade and state.
Most people are digging a tidy trench within an hour. The controls are two joysticks and two pedals, and the machines are slow enough to be forgiving. We do a handover on your property, and you can call us any time with a question.
We sell a focused range of proven models and keep them in stock, rather than every variant in a catalogue. We run a working yard, not a showroom with a commissioned sales team. And the price we quote is the delivered price, so there’s nothing added at the end.
Not sure what size you need, or whether owning stacks up for you? Describe the block and the jobs and we’ll give you a straight answer and a delivered price, usually within two business days.
