Pricing Updates
Due to the ongoing pandemic and recent shortages, unfortunately some of our prices have increased. We apologize for the inconvenience and want to thank you for your continued patronage.
Auction Services
Lil' Nic' & Go-Fer wants you to know...
Whether you are renting, buying or selling heavy equipment, we can help!
We are always pleased to discuss selling or renting you an item from our fleet of ready-to-rent peices. If you do not see what you need, just ASK! We will search our trusted vendors to try and find equipment to fit your needs, for purchase or for rent.
If, on the other hand, you have unused equipment that you wish to sell, we can list for sale items for you, and then roll them into an online auction.
To learn more about our services, continue reading below.
Track Skid-Steer vs. Rubber Tire Skid-Steer
When it comes to site work, the rental or purchase of a quality skid-steer can be an extremely smart investment. If chosen strategically, a skid-steer loader will become much more than just an auxiliary piece of equipment. If you are committed to complete utilization of your investment, your skid-steer loader can provide a high return. They’re designed to tackle just about anything: loading dirt, lifting pavers, grading site areas, not to mention all possibilities skid-steer attachments provide.
Today’s skid-steer loaders are more powerful and productive than ever before, and a growing number of attachments are making them even more versatile. So, how do you know which type of skid-steer loader is right for your operation? Once you know what type of work you’ll be performing on your job site, there are important considerations that should be factored into deciding whether to use a skid-steer with tires or tracks. Before making a decision, an evaluation of ground conditions, climate elements, and your total cost of ownership should all be taken into account.
Call Before You Dig
One of our favorite parts of this job is hearing your stories! We love it when our customers tell us what they’re planning on accomplishing with the equipment they rent from us, or share their success stories about past rentals.
Of course, we’ve also heard our share of unsuccessful stories. More often than not, there are unexpected obstacles to overcome in home improvement and landscaping projects. We want you to get the most out of your time with the heavy equipment you are paying for, and that’s why we want to share any bits of expertise we can that will save you frustration in your project. For instance, a lot of our equipment is used for digging -- that’s why we always want our customers to be aware and cautious of the location of utility lines.