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23 December 2024

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Another Volvo joins Hague Plant’s demolition fleet

15 Aug 13 Sheffield-based Hague Plant has taken delivery of another Volvo excavator for its fleet of demolition equipment and this time has opted for a new EC300D complete with a multi-stage high-reach demolition rig.

The bespoke demolition rig has been created especially for the machine by Messrs Kocurek of Ipswich. The rig can be altered to provide four options for the machine’s maximum working height and thus allow differing weights of end attachment or tool.

The maximum working height possible is 21m working with a 2.5t tool. The equipment can then be adjusted to provide working heights of 18.5m, 15m and 12m handling 3.5t, 4.5t and 5.5t tonne tools or attachments respectively.

With a working height of 21m the EC300D Hi Reach sports a maximum forward reach of 11m.

“We’ve run Volvo equipment for many years now and are more than pleased with the overall back up and service support as well as good machine reliability,” said general manager William Hague. “Based on current demand we needed to add yet another bespoke demolition rigged excavator to our fleet and decided upon the EC300D due to our past experiences, the flexibility of the specification and the overall package on offer from Volvo,” he continues.

The flexibility of the machine’s specification means that the high-reach equipment can be swiftly changed for standard backacter duties, which is a significant benefit to Hague Plant. As well as demolition contracts, Hague Plant carries out civil engineering projects requiring medium-sized excavators for bulk earthmoving.

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