In the competitive world of construction, landscaping, and excavation, every piece of equipment in your arsenal needs to contribute to your bottom line. One question we often hear at Molior Multo is: "Are mini excavators profitable?" The answer is a resounding yes!

As a leading supplier of mini excavators and attachments, a common question we encounter from both seasoned professionals and newcomers to the field is: "Are mini excavators easy to operate?" It's a crucial consideration, whether you're expanding your fleet or venturing into new projects. In this post, we'll explore the user-friendliness of mini excavators and why they're often considered the go-to choice for efficiency and simplicity.

Mini excavators are often exposed to varying terrains. This exposure can result in track problems if not adequately addressed. With regular inspection and maintenance, most issues can be circumvented.

Today we'll explain 7 reasons why a mini excavator can aid greatly in properly maintaining your property and why a compact excavator paired with a hydraulic thumb, auger, hydraulic hammer, and trenching bucket is particularly useful.

A boom swing is a feature that is available on some mini excavators. It allows the operator to rotate the boom of the excavator without the need for the body of the excavator to move. This feature provides several advantages for operators and the overall functionality of the mini excavator.

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You can save up tp $6,000 on the purchase of a new M1T by taking advantage of the time limited time increased Capital Cost Allowance benefit.