Master Machinery has developed a full range of mobile Master Water Carts and Master Water Cart Skid Tanks, available for hire in Hawke’s Bay and across New Zealand. Now you can always access the volume of water you need to get a job done. With a range of fittings suited to the tasks you need to do most: read on to explore the range and the features you need to know about.
The Master 1000L Water Cart Trailer has been designed to clean up and provide water – wherever you need it. Featuring a frame that’s light enough to go behind a side-by-side vehicle for easy towing, it comes equipped with a Water Blaster, wash down hose, dust suppression nozzles and a high flow pump.
Working remotely? This Water Cart Trailer is easy to refill from rivers or streams, making it a smart option if you don’t have access to mains water where you’re working. Light enough to hook up behind your ute (as long as you have a minimum 1750kg tow rating) and with a dual tow coupling (1-⅞ or 50mm) the Master 1000L Water Cart Trailer is an easier way to get water to where you need it most.
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Harness the power of water with the 2000L Water Cart Trailer
The Master 2000L Water Cart Trailer has everything you need to harness the power of water and get the job done. Featuring a high-power Honda GX690 Water Blaster with 30L / min flow rate at 3500psi, you can also enjoy the extended reach and power that comes from a 30m water blaster hose and water blaster wand.
Dealing with blocked or partially blocked culverts or pipes? Talk to our team about the nozzles and hoses available as part of your hire. The Master 2000L Water Cart Trailer has been designed to overcome all issues, including access, remote locations, and awkward spaces. It’s even got an extra large 23L petrol tank so you don’t need to worry about a refill in a rush.
Big but not too big, the Master 2000L Water Cart Trailer offers access to more water without compromising on easy transportation and towing benefits. Dual tow coupling comes as standard so you can easily attach it to a vehicle with a minimum tow rating of 2500kg.
Need more water capacity? Upgrade to the Master 4000L Water Cart
Looking for a weightier load of water for the job you’ve got to do? The Master 4000L Water Cart Skid Tank consists of water tanks mounted on a robust skid frame, designed to be moved and mounted easily on any truck you choose for the job.
Designated tie down and lifting points take the guesswork out of correctly positioning the frame. Hire a truck from Allways Hire or use your own: the result will still be safe, mobile access to 4000L of water exactly where you need it.
Access to more water doesn’t mean compromising on the features you need to get the job done. The Master 4000L Water Cart Skid Tank still comes with a high flow water pump with dust suppression nozzle on the rear and 30m of wash down hose. Great for suppressing dust, washing down large areas, or filling up tanks.
4000L Water Cart skid tank on the back of a class 2 truck.
Master’s 6000L Water Cart won’t let you down
If you’re looking for maximum water supply then the huge Master 6000L Water Cart Skid Tank is definitely the right hire choice for you. With a massive 6000L water capacity you’ll need a truck that’s capable of carting a minimum of 7000kg to transport this skid frame and its full load.
This Water Cart Skid Frame is big, but that doesn’t mean you can’t refill it if you need to. Master’s 6000L Water Cart Skid Tank has been designed to be easy to refill with camlock fittings. Fill it from rivers, streams or mains supplies – just hire a water pump from Allways Hire to speed the process.
6000L Water Cart skid tank on the back of a class 2 truck – pictured with the dust suppression nozzle going.
Compare the features of our Master Water Carts for hire
Use this quick reference table to compare the vital statistics of our Master Water Carts and choose the right size for your next job.
Hire the Water Cart you need from Allways Hire. We hire Master Water Carts to customers in Hawke’s Bay and across New Zealand. Contact us today and we can help you hire the right water cart for your next job.
If you’re looking for power and a high bucket capacity then you need a big digger for your job. We take a look at how the 10T Yanmar Excavator (SV100) compares with the bigger 13T Case Digger (130C).
Read on for our side-by-side comparison of two of the bigger diggers we have available to hire from both our Hastings and Napier branches.
Weight comparison
Stepping up to 10T or 13T forheavier civil work?
When the job outgrows the mini, our excavators for hire covers both the 10T Yanmar and the 13T Case or Hitachi class.
13T Case and Hitachifor subdivisions and bulk earthworks
Matching rockbreakers and buckets available
Transport arrangedthrough our yard team
Width/Height comparison
Dig Depth and Dig Reach comparison
Bucket capacity comparison
How do the controls compare?
The similar joystick controls in both the 13T Case Excavator and the 10T Yanmar Diggers make it easy to move between the machines, whichever you choose to hire.
Other features of the 10T Yanmar Digger and 13T Case Excavator
The tail swing differs between the 10T Yanmar and 13T Case diggers
If you hire the 10T Yanmar excavator then you can enjoy all the benefits of the short radius tail swing. The 13T Case Digger has a conventional tail swing so you’ll need to be extra aware of your surroundings when slewing the digger around near walls, fences, buildings and other structures.
Only the 10T Yanmar Digger has an offset boom
You might not be clear on the benefits of the offset boom but if you upgrade from the 10T Yanmar to the 13T Case digger then it’s one of the features you’ll need to give up. An offset boom allows the operator to dig next to structures or in tight spaces with limited swing.
Offset booms are great for trench work especially when digging directly beside an existing structure such as a wall, building or fence. The boom can be positioned to dig inline with the excavator’s tracks, which can help with efficient repositioning.
Choose the 10T Yanmar if you’re looking for Rubber Pads
If you’re hiring a digger from Allways Hire in Hawke’s Bay, the 13T Case Digger only has steel tracks. If you’re looking for an option for softer, more easily damaged surfaces you might want to hire the 10T Yanmar which comes with the option of Rubber Pads.
Other differences to be aware of:
Apart from the colour, there are a couple of other differences between the 10T Yanmar and 13T Case diggers that you might want to be aware of if you’re booking in a hire. Especially if they might impact the way you do the job.
These are:
The 10T Yanmar Digger has a blade – the 13T Case Digger doesn’t
The 13T Case Excavator comes with a tilt hitch while the 10T Yanmar has a standard quick hitch (non-tilting) – although the 10T Yanmar comes with a tilting bucket.
With 2 easy-to-access branches in Hastings and Napier, and a focus on delivering the best customer service in Hawke’s Bay: you should make sure your next equipment hire is with Allways Hire.
We have an extensive range of diggers and attachments in a wide variety of sizes. If you have a job that needs some extra power, ask our team which digger is best suited to the task. Call us today at our Napier branch or our Hastings branch.
If you need to move large amounts of material or you’re looking for power on the job: the 5.5T and 10T Yanmar diggers will tick all the boxes. When you’re choosing between the 2 machines, these measurements should help you work out which is better for the type and location of work you’re facing.
The greater size of the 10T Yanmar requires a minimum of a Class 4 tipper or transporter truck for transportation, while the 5.5T Yanmar Digger can be transported on a Class 2 tipper truck or above.
Rock breakers,rock grabs and grapples all available
Transport to siteacross Hawke's Bay
Width comparison
Dig Depth/Reach Measurements
Bucket capacity
A measure of the scale and power of the 10T Yanmar digger is its ability to shift 6 standard wheelbarrow loads of dirt with one wide bucketload. That’s a 66% increase in bucket capacity on the wide bucket of the 5.5T Yanmar digger.
How do the controls compare?
It’s easy to move between the 5.5T and 10T Yanmar Diggers as they have the same operator controls in an enclosed cab.
Other features of the 5.5T and 10T Yanmar Diggers
Both the 5.5T and 10T Yanmar Diggers feature:
Off-set boom
Blade
4 post ROPS cabin
Fire extinguisher
Beacon.
Both machines are available ready to hire with tilting buckets, general purpose buckets, and trench buckets. You can also choose from a similar range of attachments that are available to hire to make a tough task easier. These include pile drivers, post drivers, plate compactors, thumb buckets and concrete breakers.
While the 5.5T and 10T Yanmar Diggers have a lot in common, there are also some differences that it’s important to be aware of in addition to the variations in size and capacity.
The 10T can either come with steel tracks or with rubber pads on the tracks – so you can choose the tracks that work best for the surface you’re working on. Rubber tracks or pads are best suited for sealed surfaces while steel tracks offer better grip for uneven terrains, hill country and wet clay surfaces.
The 5T has a true zero tail swing whereas the 10T has a short swing radius – making it important to be aware of your surroundings when slewing the digger around near walls, fences, buildings and other structures.
Do you need to hire an excavator for your next job?
The team at Allways Hire is focused on making sure you have the equipment you need and great service to go with it. Contact us today and let us know which digger you would like to hire. We’ll help you get the equipment you need and let you know the options to get it to where you need it to go.
Let’s take a closer look at how the 3.5T and 5.5T Yanmar Diggers compare. We’ll measure up their weight, height, reach and digging abilities. Then you’ll have the best data for your next job, so you can invest in the best results from your digger hire.
Want to check out more digger comparisons before you hire? Take a look at our other articles here:
Both the 3.5T and 5.5T Yanmar Diggers are big enough to require a Class 2 Tipper Truck to transport them when you book your hire.
Why not save yourself the time it takes to pick up your hire from our Napier or Hastings branches? Book a transporter at the same time as your hire^, and you can get on with the job at hand while we deliver your equipment directly to and from your worksite. (^fees apply). Browse all excavators for hire.
Choosing between a 3.5T and a5.5T Yanmar?
Step up for more reach, breakout and bucket capacity. Our excavators for hire has both sizes ready to roll for your next civil job.
5.5T pairs beautifullywith the grapple and rock breaker
Both are availableat Hastings and Napier yards
Width comparison
Dig depth/reach measurements
Bucket capacity
How do the controls compare?
Whether you hire the 3.5T or 5.5T Yanmar Digger, you’re going to experience the same controls in the cab. That makes it easy for an operator to move between diggers so you can scale your excavator hire up or down to match the job on hand.
Other features of the 3.5T and 5.5T Yanmar Diggers
Hire either a 3.5T or a 5.5T Yanmar Digger and you can enjoy a heap of features including:
* Rubber tracks
* True zero tail swing
* Off-set boom
* Blade
* 4 post ROPS frame
* Fire extinguisher
* And a beacon.
One difference that’s easy to spot is that the 5.5T Yanmar Digger has a fully enclosed cabin. Otherwise they both match up. Both machines are available ready to hire with tilting buckets, general purpose buckets, and trench buckets.
Both diggers also have the same range of attachments that you can hire to make a tough task easier.
Which excavator will you hire for your next job?
Choosing between the 3.5T and 5.5T Yanmar Diggers is going to depend on the job you’ve got to do. With a huge reach and great bucket capacity, the 5.5T Yanmar Digger can quickly tidy up any material you have to move or holes you need to dig.
It definitely pays to know your access points and any restrictions you’re going to need to work with once you’re hiring a digger the size of the 5.5T Yanmar. It’s nearly 50cm wider than the 3.5T Digger which can make a lot of difference if you’re space constrained or working in a tight spot.
Still unsure which digger to hire for your next Hawke’s Bay job? Why not call our team and tell us what task you’re working on. We’re more than happy to recommend equipment and share our expertise.
We compare the 2T vs 3.5T Yanmar Diggers and see which digger comes out on top
The 2T Yanmar Digger and the 3.5T Yanmar Digger are popular hire choices at both our Napier and Hastings yards. With a lot of visual similarities, we’re taking a look at the specifics to find out how they compare in the areas that matter: weight, size, dig depth and reach. See our small excavators for hire, ready for your next project.
Ready to hire a Yanmar Digger for your next Hawke’s Bay job? Choose from either of our branches in Hastings or Napier, book your hire, and we’ll have your digger ready and waiting for you to drive off the lot. Visit our contact page and get in touch.
Weight comparison
Side by side of the 2T and 3.5T Yanmar diggers showing the dumping clearance height.
Outgrowing the 2T but notready for a 5.5T?
The 3.5T is the goldilocks machine in our excavators for hire. Big enough for real civil work, small enough for residential access.
The 2T and 3.5T Diggers side by side – this shot demonstrates their difference in width.
Dig depth/reach measurements
Bucket capacity
How do the controls compare?
Sit in a 2T Yanmar or a 3T Yanmar and you’re not going to notice too much difference between them. The main controls are identical and are all located in the same place on both diggers, with controls for the hydraulic auxiliaries on the toggle switch on the right hand joystick.
Other features of the 2T and 3.5T Yanmar Diggers
Both the 2T and 3.5T Yanmar Diggers are a versatile hire with plenty of features to impress the operator. Both machines come with tilting buckets, general purpose buckets, and trench buckets. Both diggers also have the same range of attachments that you can hire to make a tough task easier.
Book in a hire of either the 2T or 3.5T Yanmar Digger and you can enjoy:
Rubber tracks
True zero tail swing
Off-set boom
Blade
4 post ROPS frame
Fire extinguisher
And a beacon.
Which excavator will you hire for your next job?
Side by side it’s not that easy to choose between the 2T and 3.5T Yanmar diggers. If you’ve got a preference for easy transportation, you’re looking for extra weight, or even if you’re looking for a faster dig – we’ve given you the measurements you need to make a smart choice.
If you’re still not sure which digger to hire for your next Hawke’s Bay job – call our team. We’re experts in all of our equipment and if you know what task you need to get done – we can help you find the right machine to do it.
We compare the 1.7T and 2T Yanmar Diggers and see how they measure up
Everyone has a favourite when it comes to using a digger to get the job done. But if you’re new to diggers (or you want to try something new) you might like to see how the 1.7T Yanmar Digger and 2T Yanmar Digger compare when you look at them side-by-side. See more on mini digger hire in Hawke’s Bay for your next project,
Let’s take a look at the features that make a difference when you’re operating these machines and see how they compare.
Weight comparison
1.7T or 2T, which Yanmar suits yourbackyard build?
Both are popular in our excavators for hire. Pick the 1.7T for tight access or the 2T for a touch more dig depth and reach.
Weight offers stability and also makes a difference when it comes to towing your machine to site.
Width comparison
Small diggers often need to fit into tight spaces where every millimetre counts. Here’s how the dimensions of both machines measure up.
Dig measurements
Reach and dig depth define your working area and also how much you have to manoeuvre to get the job done. Bucket size shows how much dirt you can move: a good measure for planning speed and efficiency.
How do the controls compare? Same controls, different place
1.7T Yanmar Excavators and 2T Yanmar Excavators offer the same set of controls but some are located in different places. Your choice of hire might be driven by a personal preference of how you like to operate your digger.
It’s a match! Same features for both models of digger
The 1.7T and 2T Yanmar diggers share a long list of excellent features.
If you’re looking for heaps of features then neither excavator is going to disappoint. Book in a hire of either the 1.7T or 2T Yanmar Excavators with Allways Hire and you can enjoy:
Rubber tracks
True zero tail swing
Off-set boom
4 post ROPS frame
Fire extinguisher
Flashing Beacon
3 buckets as standard (wide, general purpose, trench buckets)
Own purpose-built trailer.
1.7T or 2T Yanmar – which is the best excavator to hire for the job?
When you hire 1.7T and 2T Yanmar Diggers from Allways Hire, they come on their own trailers for ease of transport.
Where space is at a premium, the 1.7T Yanmar digger is the better hire, hands down. With a narrower frame and a lighter body, it can fit more effectively into tight spaces – like round the back of properties and through narrow gateways – and still get the job done.
However, if space allows it, the bigger 2T Yanmar excavator hire will give you faster results, with greater reach, dig depth and bucket capacity adding up to a more efficient use of your time.
Book your Yanmar digger hire from either of our Hawke’s Bay branches with the team at Allways Hire. Phone us at our Hastings branch on 06 872 6774 or our Napier branch on 06 651 5050 or take a look at our diggers and attachments on the Hire Equipment page of our website.
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