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03/11/2020
Rhinos Plant Hire Unveils New Machines
Leading Brentwood-based plant hire company Rhinos has revealed a whole suite of new items for its popular fleet of diggers.
Two new U27-4 diggers were delivered to the company's yard, which is located in the Essex village of Doddinghurst.
The diggers were manufactured by the Japanese firm Kubota, which is well known in plant hire circles as a dependable brand.
The company took to social media to make the announcements, with members of the public responding positively to the news.
The firm also emphasised in its post that it has all the equipment required for customers to get maximum value from their new hired digger.
It offers a range of attachments for its diggers, such as augers and breakers.
• U27-4 diggers: a quality choice
• U27-4 diggers are a popular option for many plant hire customers, and come with a range of features.
While the model is strong, it is also neatly sized and easy to use.
Its cabin has a lot of room, and it is designed for operators to be able to see far and wide.
It also comes with a short swing radius.
A spokesperson for Rhinos Plant Hire said: "The purchase of these new diggers reflects our commitment to ensuring that our customers can get the plant they need, when they need it.
"We're delighted to offer our customers these new machines, and we look forward to taking calls."
For further information Tel: 01277 372 626 or Email: info@rhinosplanthire.co.uk, or Visit: www.rhinosplanthire.co.uk
Two new U27-4 diggers were delivered to the company's yard, which is located in the Essex village of Doddinghurst.
The diggers were manufactured by the Japanese firm Kubota, which is well known in plant hire circles as a dependable brand.
The company took to social media to make the announcements, with members of the public responding positively to the news.
The firm also emphasised in its post that it has all the equipment required for customers to get maximum value from their new hired digger.
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It offers a range of attachments for its diggers, such as augers and breakers.
• U27-4 diggers: a quality choice
• U27-4 diggers are a popular option for many plant hire customers, and come with a range of features.
While the model is strong, it is also neatly sized and easy to use.
Its cabin has a lot of room, and it is designed for operators to be able to see far and wide.
It also comes with a short swing radius.
A spokesperson for Rhinos Plant Hire said: "The purchase of these new diggers reflects our commitment to ensuring that our customers can get the plant they need, when they need it.
"We're delighted to offer our customers these new machines, and we look forward to taking calls."
For further information Tel: 01277 372 626 or Email: info@rhinosplanthire.co.uk, or Visit: www.rhinosplanthire.co.uk
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