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The DPF Reality Check on Tier 4 Mini Excavators Every Operator Needs to Know The Kubota KX040-4 showed up on our commercial site last winter, and I was.
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The DPF Reality Check on Tier 4 Mini Excavators Every Operator Needs to Know The Kubota KX040-4 showed up on our commercial site last winter, and I was.
The Truth About Buying Used Excavators Under 5000 Hours I ran across a Kubota KX040-4 last week sitting in the lot of a dealer who bought it new back in.
The Kubota KX040-4 sat in the corner of our commercial site for three weeks straight because a single 12-foot trench exceeded its digging depth rating by.
The Hyundai HX220AL showed up on our site last spring with that new Cummins B6.7 Stage 5 engine and the first thing I noticed was how quiet it ran.
The Kubota KX040-4 showed up on our jobsite last October with a fresh set of tiger teeth, but by Tuesday morning, the wear pattern on the leading edge had.
Last winter I spent three days grading a 400-foot asphalt driveway for a residential subdivision, and by hour two, my Bobcat S750 was struggling to.
The first time I hauled a Volvo EC230 onto a municipal site in 2025, the operator noticed the weight distribution immediately. Unlike some competitors.
The Kubota KX040-4 sat idle on the gravel pad while I wrestled with a seized pin on the hydraulic breaker. Two minutes of downtime cost me more in lost.
The Kubota KX040-4 showed up on our jobsite last October and the first thing I noticed was how quickly it cleaned out a 6-foot footings hole in tight.
The math behind owning a mini excavator isn’t just about fuel and insurance; it’s about how much money you lose the moment you drive off the lot.