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Versatile CAT 239D3 compact track loader with 65.8 net horsepower, 1,530 lb rated operating capacity, rubber-track traction, two-speed hydrostatic drive, and auxiliary hydraulics. Built for grading, loading, material handling, site preparation, and attachment-powered work.
High-performance CAT 299D3 XE Compact Track Loader for heavy material handling, grading, land clearing, site preparation, demolition support, and demanding attachment work. Available from DH3 Equipment in Del Rio, TX and surrounding areas.
Compact zero-tail-swing Bobcat E26 excavator with 27 hp diesel power, rubber tracks, auxiliary hydraulics, and approximately 8.5 ft of digging depth. Built for tight-access excavation, grading, trenching, site preparation, and attachment-powered work.
Medium-duty Ford F-800 dump truck powered by a Cummins 6-cylinder diesel engine and equipped with an automatic transmission and hydraulic steel dump body. Built for hauling soil, gravel, construction debris, and other materials for excavation, site cleanup, and construction projects.
Heavy-duty 72" XHD Skeleton Grapple for land clearing, brush removal, debris handling, rocks, logs, and jobsite cleanup. Equipped with a hose spring retainer and 1/2" flat-faced hydraulic couplers.
Heavy-duty 72" X4 open-front industrial cutter for brush clearing, vegetation management, land maintenance, and demanding property cleanup. Built for material up to 8" in cutting capacity and equipped with 1/2" flat-faced hydraulic couplers.
Hydraulic hammer attachment for concrete and rock breaking, selective demolition, trench excavation support, and site preparation. Compatible with select excavators and compact track loaders in the DH3 Equipment fleet, including the CAT 239D3 and Bobcat E26.
Heavy-duty hydraulic concrete breaker attachment for concrete demolition, pavement removal, site preparation, and demanding breaking applications. Available for rent in Del Rio, TX with compatible DH3 compact track loaders.
