0.8t Kubota Micro/Mini Digger

We provide diverse options at Smiths Hire when it comes to excavator rental services, including our sought-after micro digger hire – featuring the exceptional Kubota K008-3 micro excavator! The Kubota micro digger is the ultimate choice if you’re searching for a compact but mighty excavation solution. As a compact powerhouse that can handle a variety of projects, it’s designed to excel in challenging tasks with limited space.

What sets the Kubota K008-3 apart is its adaptability. With a variable frame and a foldable headband for added security, it’s both compact and highly manoeuvrable. It’s also the smallest mini digger in our fleet, so transporting it around your site is as easy as can be. 

The Kubota K008-3 micro excavator is incredibly user-friendly, thanks to its easy single-lever control. You can effortlessly adjust the track gauges in seconds, allowing you to navigate tight spaces easily. Also, widening the tracks provides enhanced stability, ensuring safe and efficient operation. So, if your project requires a compact crane-like solution to tackle tasks on-site, look no further than our Kubota micro digger hire service!

Kubota K008-3 Micro Excavator Key Features:

• Weight – 980kg
• Digging Depth – 1720mm
• Minimum Width – 700mm
• Engine Output – 10.2(PS)
• Enhanced operator protection
• Micro tracks through a 760mm (2ft 6in) doorway with ease making it ideal for working inside buildings or in rear gardens
• Low ground bearing pressure, the Micro is just as well suited to landscaping duties
• Can be supplied with hydraulic breaker/pecker if required

Fitted with buckets 12”, 18”, 24”, 30″ options & ditching

Click here to view the product information for the Kubota K008-3 model

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