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Excavators are used in many industries. Landscaping businesses, construction firms, utility companies, and quarries represent just a portion of the industries where the use of excavation equipment is common. From micro-machines to large earth-movers, excavators can break ground, dig through the earth, and move materials with ease. Although there are many corporations that have a firm handle on what it takes to build a machine to increase your company's productivity, there are several that stand out above the rest. Budgetexcavatorrental.com brings you the top names in excavator manufacturing, as well as excavator comparison charts to help you choose your next excavator rental.

JCB

JCB has been in the heavy machinery business for over 70 years. With this amount of time dedicated to helping the construction and production industries excel, it's no wonder JCB also comes in as one of the top manufacturers of excavators. Micro, mini, compact, and heavy excavators dominate JCB's extraordinary line.

Take a look at some of JCB's excellent specs:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
8008 CTS	2094 lb	12	2091 lb	5' 6"
8018 CTS	4017 lb	19.7	3642 lb	10' 1"
8040 ZTS	9480 lb	45	8340 lb	11' 7"
8055 RTS	11,660 lb	45.7	9486 lb	12' 4"
67C-I	14,903 lb	51.5	10,611 lb	12' 2"
100C	21,458 lb	70.2	16,231 lb	15' 0"

Komatsu

A leader in excavation, Komatsu boasts more than forty models of excavators to meet the needs of any project. The line includes mini excavators which are equipped to handle heavy loads while yielding a smaller footprint, heavy handlers which are able to complete even the toughest digging jobs, and mid-sized models that feature the versatility needed for average jobsite excavations. Some of the excavators that stand out in Komatsu's line include:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
PC27MR-3	6460 lb	25.7	4920 lb	9' 4"
PC88MR-10	19,290 lb	65.5	11,982 lb	15' 0"
PC138USLC-10	32,628 lb	93.5	17,530 lb	19' 4"
PC228USLC-10	54,123 lb	158	29,675 lb	21' 9"
PC290LC-11	68,654 lb	196	39,463 lb	23' 8"
PC360LC-10	79,930 lb	257	44,970 lb	26' 10"
PC1250LC-9	254,000 lb	672	77,160 lb	38"

Kubota

Kubota excavators are just right for small to medium excavation projects. With two distinct lines of excavating machines—the KX Series of compact and ultra compact models, and the U Series of compacts featuring a tight or zero tail swing—Kubota focuses on meeting the industry's need for max digging power in tight spaces. Highlighted Kubota models include:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
K008-3	2200 lb	10.3	2200 lb	5' 8"
KX71-3S	6550 lb	24.4	6350 lb	9' 9"
KX121-3S	9990 lb	40.5	8754 lb	11' 6"
KX057-4	12,400 lb	47.6	11,177 lb	12' 8"
KX080-4	19,140 lb	66.6	14,660 lb	15' 1"
U17	3703 lb	16.1	3417 lb	7' 7"
U55-4	12,115 lb	47.6	11,177 lb	11' 10"

Terex

Terex excavators include fourteen compact crawlers and three wheeled models. Built for maximum digging force in a package that leaves a smaller footprint, the excavators from Terex get the job done with efficiency. Check out some of the versatile models from Teres's line:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
TC10	2550 lb	10	2227 lbf	5' 4"
TC19	4245 lb	15	3417 lbf	7' 7"
TC37	8050 lb	30	5530 lbf	10' 6"
TC60	12,460 lb	44	8992 lbf	12' 4"
TC125	25,350 lb	116	18,322 lbf	16' 1"
TW70	16,094 lb	70	8543 lbf	12' 9"
TW110	27,558 lb	114	16,186 lbf	15' 3"

Volvo

From landscaping projects to quarry digs, Volvo has an excavator specifically designed to suit your business's needs. The lineup from Volvo features compact (or mini) excavators, wheeled excavators, and track excavators—each proven safety features and exceptional fuel efficiency. At the top of each class size, the following models excel:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
ECR58D	13,450 lb	49	8950 lb	11' 7"
ECR88D	20,410 lb	58	12,860 lb	13" 7"
EW160D	39,400 lb	154	28,700 lb	20' 7"
EW180D	44,700 lb	173	30,575 lb	21' 1"
EW210D	50,400 lb	173	33,400 lb	21' 9"
EC480E	112,130 lb	372	44,886 lb	38' 11"
EC700C	158,070 lb	464	80,030 lb	33' 0"

Cat

With more than thirty excavators in four different classes, Cat is another leader in the excavation market. From a mini that features an operating weight just over 2000 pounds, to the top producer with a Tier 4 engine and 524 hp, the excavators from Cat run the gamut. Compare seven of the thirty-four available models:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
300.9D	2170 lb	13	2000 lb	5' 6"
304E2 CR	8906 lb	41.8	8498 lb	11' 2"
314E CR	32,600 lb	95	19,200 lb	19' 6"
320E L	54,450 lb	164	30,000 lb	38' 4"
329F L	68,209 lb	242	42,300 lb	25' 6"
336E H Hybrid	82,000 lb	328	42,380 lb	26' 10"
390F L	190,204 lb	524	82,010 lb	39' 9"

John Deere

Another name that excels within the construction industry is John Deere. When it comes to excavators, John Deere once again hits the mark. With three lines to suit compact, construction and production level work, the excavators are built for raw power, tight navigation, and increased productivity. Some of the excavators out of John Deere's twenty-two model line-up:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
17G	3790 lb	14.5	3597 lb	7' 2"
50G	10,560 lb	35.9	8267 lb	11' 7"
135G	30,617 lb	97	21,480 lb	19' 7"
230G W	52,030 lb	159	35,520 lb	20' 8"
300G LC	68,674 lb	223	45,411 lb	25' 10"
380G LC	38,100 lb	271	55,303 lb	24' 10"
870G LC	193,255 lb	532	89,699 lb	31' 5"

Bobcat

Bobcat knows what it takes to build an outstanding compact machine. Thirteen models of performance rated mini excavators stand out among Bobcat's long line of jobsite equipment. From light jobs to heavy loads, Bobcat offers options for project:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
E20	4306 lb	13.9	4684 lbf	8' 5"
E32i T4 Ext. Arm	8089 lb	24.8	6968 lbf	12' 9"
E35 T4	7468 lb	33.5	6968 lbf	10' 2"
E45 T4	10,077 lb	42.7	7650 lbf	10' 8"
E55 T4 Ext. Arm	12,644 lb	49.8	8977 lbf	12' 9"
E63 T4	13,779 lb	59.4	9731 lbf	13' 5"
E85 T4	18,960 lb	59.4	14,509 lbf	15' 5"

Takeuchi

Takeuchi caters to the needs of the smaller jobsite—those with tight turning ratios, congested areas, and limited access. The compact size of Takeuchi's line combined with rigged power and a comfortable cab means these excavators quite often show up in the rental industry. Takeuchi features sixteen models of excavators to choose from. Compare seven models out of Takeuchi's excavation line:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
TB108	2033 lb	9.6	3157 lb	5' 6"
TB216	3902 lb	15	4250 lb	7' 10"
TB230	6607 lb	24.4	6471 lb	10' 2"
TB240	8289 lb	35.8	9959 lb	11' 6"
TB260	12,180 lb	47.6	12,756 lb	12' 9"
TB280FR	19,077 lb	69.2	16,335 lb	14' 11"
TB1140 (Series 2)	34,116 lb	103.3	22,188 lb	18' 0"

Case

With five compact models and thirteen standard excavators, the machines from Case increase productivity on sites of nearly any size. High-performance and optimal digging depth options stand out among these diggers. Some of the notable models from Case include:

Model	Operating Weight	HP	Bucket Digging Force	Digging Depth
CX17B	3638 lb	15.15	3417 lb	7' 1"
CX31B	7672 lb	23.1	4294 lb	9' 3"
CX55B	11,312 lb	37.4	11,240 lb	12' 10"
CX130C	28,600 lb	100	14,800 lb	18' 2"
CX210C	47,800 lb	160	24,729 lb	21' 10"
CX350C	80,000 lb	266	40,016 lb	24' 1"
CX800B	178,575 lb	532	67,443 lb	28' 6"

While there are many brands of excavators on the market, only a few live up to the true test of time. Budgetexcavatorrental.com provides information on the top manufacturers to help your company make the right decision when it comes to your next excavator rental.

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