Mini Hauls were first manufactured in the early 1970’s
to remove the soil from grave sites and leave a clean undamaged
site. This process also significantly reduces the amount of
labor required by eliminating the process of laying out tarps
and boards to protect the sod from piles of soil and the cleanup
thereafter. Also, by storing the removable pans in nearby
but out of sight locations you can easily retrieve them for
backfill without wasting time and labor running back and forth
with loaders and trucks to storage locations. In medium to
large operations the labor savings will easily, more than
pay for the equipment, plus reducing labor decreases the potential
exposure to injury. Overall the Mini Haul and removable pan
process has proven itself over the years to be economical,
practical and efficient leaving sites clean and undamaged.
We have been rebuilding and servicing these machines for
many years and now offer a redesigned unit in the Mini Haul
II.
The major improvements on the new machine:
Combination articulation and rotational center joint
which reduces stress on the frame and increases flexibility
and durability
Larger tires (16.5L x 16.1 ,42" Dia.) for increased
floatation and smoother ride
Standard types and sizes of hydraulic cylinders, motors
and controls for availability and cost efficiency
John Deere 4.5 L OEM diesel Tier 3 engine to meet current
emissions standards
Manual shift and park selector valves for positive control
without the potential problems of electrical solenoid
malfunctions
Heavy uni-body front frame construction to minimize
cost and increase longevity
Larger lift arm pivot pins for less wear and increased
stability
