Can You Dig It?

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Operating an excavator has mainly been based on guesswork. Does this look like a 1:2 slope? Is the depth of this trench 1.5m deep or will I hit the pipeline at 2.5m? Even with the help of batter rails and reference pegs roughly providing guidance, the job still remained at best a “good guess”. Classic machine control systems are not an option because even if they provide you with all this information, they are expensive and time consuming to install and learn.

The new GeoMax EzDig T excavator guidance system offers the easiest calibration and equipment operation available on the market – and at an affordable price. The EzDig excavator guidance systems “work when you do!”

No more overcutting, costly fill materials and rework. Eliminate checking and installation machine downtime. No more time consuming tape measurements. Save fuel, time and material.

TESTIMONIAL:

“I am a housing developer in Southern New Hampshire. Over the years, I’ve paid out a small fortune to contractors staking out the corners of houses in my developments. Each house needed to be staked out for the excavator, then for the footings, then the forms, checking for setbacks, etc.  I purchased a Geomax Zoom 80 Robotic Total Station with Desktop and Field Genius software and the equipment paid for itself in no time. Plus the job was done in my time rather than holding up the job until another contractor was available. Alan from New England Laser & Transit provided the training we needed to get going, and now it’s like money in the bank. I plan to use New England Laser for all my construction lasers and survey needs.”

Robert Peterson

K & B Development, LLC

Pelham, NH