5.5 Tonne Mini Excavator Hire
- Title
- 5.5 Tonne Mini Excavator
- Make
- Kubota
- Model
- U55-4
- Year of Manufacture
- 2015
- Condition
- Excellent
- Weight Capacity
- 5.5 Tonne
- Minimum Hire
- 6 hours
- Hours
- 0-500
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Number in Fleet
- 1
5.5T Excavator (Kubota U55-4)
Affectionately known as the ‘carrot’, the Kubota U55-4 represents the latest and greatest in mid-size excavators. It’s class leading break-out force, multiple hydraulic feeds and angle blade make it one of the most flexible and efficient excavators available. All of which equate to saving you time and money, whilst ensuring a great finish. To give you an idea of what it can do, how far it can reach and where it will fit, we’ve listed the main dimensions on our Equipment page at amjearthworks.com.au
Some of our key attachments for the U55-4 include:
- Toku 5M Hydraulic Hammer.. or as we like to call it… THOR’S HAMMER! Through a combination of optimal piston design and a nitrogen charged recoil chamber, this beast has world leading power transfer and breaking force.
- Ei-engineering Mud & GP buckets (1500, 300 & 450mm respectively) with a choice of standard and/or tiger teeth. If you suspect we’ll hit ‘fracturable’ rock whilst digging, let us know and we’ll come prepared with a full set of tiger teeth.
- Embrey HDR-40 Heavy Duty Rake Grapple. The hydraulic actuated Rake grapple is a phenomenal piece of equipment. Built to grip and lift everything from scrap timber through to rock, it has the power and dexterity to tackle any job. Coupled with the programmable flow rate of the Kubota U55-4 hydraulics, you could build a rock wall one day and demolish a building the following.
- Heavy Duty Rock Driver & Auger. Our 5T Rock driver and augers are our most popular attachment. If you have post holes, foundations or even if you need to plant of a lot of trees / plants – even if it’s in rock, the driver and augers will dramatically reduce the time and effort required. We have 100mm, 200mm, 350mm and 400mm augers all fitted with ‘rock teeth’.