Bobcat E35 Mini Excavator (With 12″ or 24″ Bucket)

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If you are not sure which excavator you need, it is probably the E35. It is big enough for real digging (foundations, sewer and water lines, ponds, stumps) and still small enough to get into most backyards. At about 70 inches wide it fits through a 6-foot gate, and zero tail swing means the back of the machine stays inside the tracks when you turn. You can work along a house or fence without hitting it.

Good jobs for the E35

• Footings and foundations for garages, pole barns and additions
• Sewer, water and drain lines
• Septic and drainage work
• Stump and boulder removal
• Ponds, grading and backfilling with the dozer blade
• Loading dirt into a dump trailer or truck

Picking the right size

Need to squeeze through a doorway or a narrow gate? Go with the Bobcat E10. Digging deeper, lifting heavier pipe or loading trucks all day? The Bobcat E48 has more reach and lifting power.

Before you rent

• Your first bucket (12″ or 24″) is included. Extra buckets can be added when you book.
• Delivery from $85 round trip within 45 minutes of our Hamburg yard on our own trucks. See all delivery rates.
• Picking it up yourself? It needs a 3/4-ton truck or larger and rides on our 16 ft trailer with a 2 5/16″ ball. We confirm your setup at the counter.
• Unlimited run hours. You pay for the time it is out, not the hours on the meter.
• Fuel is billed at our cost, no markup.

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