Compact Class
Small Footprint. Real Digging Power.
Tight-access jobs without giving up hydraulic power — sized for gates, fence lines, and urban lots.
- 1-Ton Class
- 2,200 lbs Weight
- 13.5 HP Engine
Compact Class
Tight-access jobs without giving up hydraulic power — sized for gates, fence lines, and urban lots.
From compact units to heavier workhorses — real specs, financing options, and support after the sale.
Step up in class when the job needs deeper dig and more breakout force on site.
Shop by class
Two ways to start: browse complete machines, or find the attachment that gets more out of the one you already own.
Hand-picked
A hand-picked lineup of our most requested mini excavators.
Have questions before you buy?
Sizing, attachments, financing, freight timelines — if you’re not sure a machine is right for your site, ask before you order, not after it arrives.
Call 917-695-2768First time buying a mini excavator?
Our sizing guide walks through operating weight classes, dig depth, and what it actually takes to transport a machine to your site.
Read the sizing guideReal customers
“The financing paperwork took less than a day and the 3-ton unit showed up on a lowboy exactly when they said it would. No surprises, which is rare in this industry.”
“We run three of their compact units on back-to-back utility jobs. Parts support has been fast and the warranty actually covered what it said it would.”
“Their spec sheets matched the machine we received down to the dig depth. That kind of accuracy made it easy to size the right excavator the first time.”
Contractor resources
Sizing advice, honest equipment comparisons, and financing basics — written for contractors.
Operating weight, dig depth, and trailer capacity matter more than horsepower when you’re sizing a machine.
September 4, 2026 Buying GuidesAn honest comparison of what each machine does best — and where attachments blur the line.
September 4, 2026 Buying GuidesA practical look at how Section 179 often works when you’re placing equipment in service.
September 4, 2026Good to know
Freight, financing, warranty, and delivery — answered up front.
Talk to an equipment specialist about sizing, financing, and freight delivery to your job site.
