Grab hire lorry

[Sam and Daniel]

Does anyone know a rough estimate for a 16-tonne (approx) grab hire lorry and the length of the arm?

I'm doing serious garden landscaping to our house and have removed a lot more junk (stones, bricks, bed frame, broken glass, tins, intact Gordon's Gin bottle, and a ton of surface level bindweed) than I'd imagined. Plus, there's a significant amount of soil, as I'm levelling it off as well as sieving it.

I filled up one 8-yard skip towards the start of my project back in May but can't afford several more, have had two bonfires and have a pile of mixed waste next to two piles of soil with 50% of the garden still to go.



If anyone knows of a cheaper alternative in Lincolnshire, don't hold back (council skips only accept one small bag full per day).

 

[jonathanc]

About 250 quid. Reach is about the same as the length of the body: 7/8 metre ish

 

[Sam and Daniel]

About 250 quid. Reach is about the same as the length of the body: 7/8 metre ish

Thanky you.
That's not much more than I paid for the single skip that I filled in half a day

 

[koolpc]

A grab hire lorry is a specialized vehicle used for waste removal, construction debris, and large-scale clearing jobs. It has a hydraulic grab arm that can reach and collect materials, which is particularly useful for difficult-to-access areas or large volumes of waste.

Waw!

 

[Ian Atkins]

I unintentionally ended up on a Facebook group for grab truck hire not too long ago. Maybe have a search for it and post your requirements and location and see what the feedback is.