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The small digger is one of the most versatile machines at the disposal of any gardener or builder. Thanks to their small size and powerful engines, they can have the toughest of garden jobs done in no time. The smallest of diggers available in the Tiger Plant range means they make little to no noise while being capable of navigating the tightest of spaces.
Here at Tiger Plant, we have a wide range of diggers available for hire. Ranging in size and power, we have everything from a small digger for gardening to Crawler Excavators for large-scale excavation jobs and everything in between. However, we’re here to talk about the versatility of small diggers and why they’re perfect for your garden renovation job.
The benefits of using a small digger for gardening are evident but you may need some inspiration for the sort of things they are capable of. Below is a selection of common garden changes and renovations that could be made easier with a Small Digger for gardening at your disposal. Explore the selection below.
Planning a new flower bed or gazebo site? A small digger for gardening can easily break through the tough grass and dig up the area you need to lay foundations. It can also level out both small and large areas.
If you want to build a structure, maybe a conservatory or a patio, you will first need to dig concrete footings. They can take days to dig out by hand, but a small digger can easily handle this in a day.
You can use the small digger for gardening to destroy and remove sheds and greenhouses. It can also demolish metal and concrete as needed.
One of the bigger jobs when managing a landscaping site is removing any stumps from trees that have been cut down. These can be rather difficult to dig out, and nearly impossible by hand. However, with a mini digger this job can be completed with ease.
Are you planning to add a pond or small pool to your garden? A small digger can help you carve out the perfect shape, much faster than doing it by hand. The size of a small digger means it can easily navigate around tight gardens. If you have a hard-to-reach garden, a micro excavator could be even more suitable, as it fits through most doors.
A small digger can handle the holes for you very quickly so you can dig and place posts as you go. Hand-digging fence post holes is a very tough and slow job when done manually.
If you want to mix fertiliser and compost into the soil, you can do this with a digger. It easily turns the soil and places the fertiliser where it will be of the most use.
Looking to hire a micro or a small digger for gardening? Our friendly team are waiting to answer your machine hire questions! Get in touch with us today for all of your plant hire needs, or check out our FAQs for any other questions.
In the meantime, why not check out the Tiger Plant Blog? Here you can find all the latest updates and inspiration for your next garden renovation or job. While also finding out all you need to know before hiring your mini digger.
