Description
3-Ton Mini Excavator Rental
Compact Power with Zero Tail Swing Performance
Tight spaces call for smart solutions, and the 3-ton mini excavator delivers just that. With its zero tail swing design, this small yet powerful machine excels in confined job sites where maneuverability is essential. Whether you’re working next to a structure or in a narrow alley, this excavator gives you the freedom to move without risking tail collisions.
The compact footprint makes it ideal for landscaping, utility trenching, and light demolition. Despite its size, this small excavator packs impressive digging force and reach, so you can get more done without switching machines.
Rent in Dallas, Fort Worth, or Hutto
Barnsco Equipment & Rental provides contractors across Dallas, Fort Worth, and Hutto with dependable equipment and flexible rental options. If you’re searching for a mini excavator for rent near you, we have the solution ready when you are.
Each mini excavator rental is fully inspected, maintained, and ready for hard work. We make the rental process fast, easy, and reliable—just the way it should be. Get the right machine, on time, every time.
Why Choose Barnsco Equipment & Rental for Small Excavator Rentals?
- Competitive rates on all small excavator rental packages
- Convenient pickup or delivery options
- Friendly, knowledgeable support for every customer
This 3-ton mini excavator is perfect for small residential jobs or detailed commercial work. Its zero tail feature reduces risk and increases mobility in crowded areas. Plus, its advanced controls and comfortable cab make operation efficient and stress-free.
Barnsco Equipment & Rental is committed to helping you work smarter, not harder. Our experts are here to help you choose the right model for your project and get you back on site fast.
Don’t delay your job, rent a 3-ton mini excavator today. With service hubs in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Hutto, we’re the top choice for your next mini excavator rental. Be sure to ask about our full lineup of rental equipment.
