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Google Review Friendly service, good instruction As I hadn’t used a Kanga before and was a little nervous, but felt reassured after a demo. Changes… Read More »Google Review Friendly service, good instruction
The ultimate earth moving piece. 4 in 1 Enables front blading, back blading, plus all the advantages of a regular bucket. Open jaws to dump… Read More »Shifting more dirt, it’s what we do
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Wet hire rates include fuel, machinery, all attachments and tilt trailer use by the operator. Sit back and let our drivers do the hard work.… Read More »Fencing Retaining walls complete and backfilled
Tuesday, 14 November 2017 at 10:20 Dig your trenches with ease, glides through hard soil and small tree roots to a maximum depth of 900mm… Read More »Tight access trenching, and some innovative thinking to dig under pathways