Property Maintenance

LandMach · Shop by Job

Choose equipment for recurring property work

Start with the work you repeat, such as moving gravel, maintaining grass or clearing debris. Compare each machine against the smallest work area and the heaviest task it must handle.

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01 · Typical jobs

Match equipment to the task

Driveways and paths

For spreading loose gravel or topping up a surface, compare bucket width, loaded weight and room to turn. For drainage cuts, compare compact excavators.

Grounds and edges

Select cutting equipment for the vegetation and ground conditions. Measure access around beds, buildings and other fixed features.

Cleanup and material moves

A bucket suits loose material, while a compatible grapple may suit irregular debris. Check payload and unload access if a dumper will carry it away.

Drainage and minor earthwork

Check ditch depth, working reach and spoil handling before comparing excavators and buckets.

02 · Site checklist

What to confirm before choosing

List jobs by frequency and identify the task that places the greatest demand on the equipment.
Measure access near buildings and other fixed objects, including the intended attachment.
Check surfaces, terrain and model-specific operating limits for the conditions you expect.
Review routine service access and the consumables or attachments required for your planned work.

LandMach · Project example

Example project: spring driveway and grounds maintenance

List the jobs you repeat each season, such as moving gravel, cutting grass or clearing loose debris. Choose equipment around the task that takes the most time, then compare whether a second machine would make the other jobs easier.