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Also called compact or baby excavators, 2 ton mini excavators typically weigh between 1.5-2.5 tons. Their small size makes them extremely versatile across various residential and commercial construction applications. However, the capabilities and realities of owning a 2 ton mini aren’t always accurately conveyed or understood.

A 2 ton excavator, sometimes called a mini or compact excavator, typically weighs between 1.5-2.5 tons. These small but powerful machines offer many advantages that make them a versatile choice for various construction and landscaping projects.

A 5 ton excavator, sometimes called a mini excavator, is a popular piece of construction equipment used for digging, lifting, and moving materials. 5 ton refers to the operating weight of the excavator, with typical units in this class weighing between 4.5 and 6 tons. These compact excavators provide excellent maneuverability and versatility on construction sites.

Excavator mulching heads have become an increasingly popular attachment for excavators in recent years. However, most people don’t realize the shocking truth about how excavator mulching heads actually work and what they can achieve. In this blog post, I will reveal some surprising facts about excavator mulching heads that could change the way you think about them.

Long reach excavators, sometimes called long front excavators or extended reach excavators, are invaluable pieces of construction equipment used for digging and moving material on jobsites. With an extended boom and arm, these versatile machines can reach farther than a traditional excavator. We love long reach excavators for many reasons that make them a top choice for all kinds of projects.