I do not. I was hoping HD rented them, but no dice. They are expensive to buy!
I do not. I was hoping HD rented them, but no dice. They are expensive to buy!
Just saw an old transit at the pawn shop for $30. I bet that would do you just fine.
Some HDs have the rental area for large equipment, but in any case the are tons of other rental places that rent skid loaders.
Just stay away from the big equipment brand name rental places - THEY ARE EXPENSIVE.
It seems like I pay about $100-$125 for a weekend. Plus the cost of diesel of course
I rented my Bobcat from the local dealer. I got 16 hours on the clock, they picked up and delivered, Friday evening to Monday morning. Cost me $315 and about $20 in diesel. I only racked up 13 hours but I got everything done and then some.
I had a "pro" deal with it. At best, it is just as bad as before. Had a new wall put in (which is nice) and he shaved the area in front of the wall and used that to fill in a little in the low spots. Now, instead of a bigass pond, the whole yard stays mushy. Uhg.
I forgot you live in one of those dont freeze areas. Just dig a pit/verticle culvert in the middle have it graded towards it and put in a lift pump to a burried pipe that dumps it over the hill. Should be able to just feed the pit with a wagon spoke of perforated pipes sunk in gravel.
You probably would get by with just digging a few dry wells but the no freezing makes pumping easier.
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