Renting backhoe for 1 day, Kubota or Terramite???

[monkeymonk]

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[monkeymonk]

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[Chevy Guy]

I have a Terramite T5C and I actually like it. It digs well but is a bit underpowered. If you are digging out stumps over 6" its a real tough job.

Even though I own one and like it, Id have to recommend a Kubota. I bought the Terramite because it was much more affordable than the Kubota.

 

[Charlie175]

I had to rent a terramite to move my sewer line, did the job quick and easy (about 100' of line 3' down)

Next my neighbor saw that I did such a good job he wanted me to help replace his line, this time we rented a mini-excavator. The excavator was a digging machine, easy to move around on and fast. if you don't need loader work get one of these.