Trust Pacific Coast Iron for your Equipment Rentals in Sacramento, CA

Let us know what job you are going to be using your Heavy Equipment Rentals in Sacramento for, and we will make sure that it meets all your job requirements. If you need heavy duty earth moving or if you need to maneuver in a small and compact area, you can get the bulldozer to meet your needs at Pacific Coast Iron!

Maybe you have a temporary increase in business and you need to be able to meet demand, but you don’t want to invest in buying a new wheel loader or permanently expanding your fleet. Whatever your reason for renting a wheel loader, we are here for you at Pacific Coast Iron. Give us a call for a free estimate!

If you have a one-time project that needs an excavator, then a rental is the best way to get the job done without spending a ton of money on investing in a new excavator. When you need an excavator rental, Pacific Coast Iron is the place to call!

Whether you have a one-time need for a skip loader or just want to be able to rent one for a short time to accommodate a temporary increase in business, we are here for you here at Pacific Coast Iron.

Give Pacific Coast Iron a call today for your free skid steer rental estimate!

Unless you run a road crew, chances are you don’t have a reason to use a motor grader every day, and therefore you don’t really have a reason to own a motor grader. But there are a million reasons why you would need to use one for a day or a week at a time. When you need to rent a motor grader from Pacific Coast Iron, we take care of you and guarantee your satisfaction 100%!

If you need to rent a compact track loader, Pacific Coast Iron is the place for you. Call us today for your free estimate!

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When you are choosing tires for your backhoe, you need to keep in mind what you are going to be doing with them. There are different tires for different purposes. The tire you choose will vary depending on whether you are mostly going to be using your backhoe on grass, on hard surfaces, or on soft dirt and mud. Pacific Coast Iron met with the professionals over at Monster Tires, a heavy equipment tire specialty company that provides Tractor Tires, Backhoe Tires, Forklift Tires, Motor, Grader Tires, Skid Steer Tires, Skip Loader Tires, Telehandler Tires, Wheel Loader Tires and much more.

Turf Tires for Backhoes

Turf tires are designed with maximum surface contact area to not tear up your grass. These tires have the least traction of all the tractor and backhoe tires, though they tend to have more traction than regular car tires. Turf tires are most often used for mowing machines, since they have limited usefulness on other surfaces.

R4 Construction Tread Tires

R4 construction tread tires are right in the middle between turf tires and Ag tires. They are really good for all-purpose functionality. They have quite a bit more tread than turf tires, which gives them more traction. The tires themselves are wider, too, which gives more stability. It also spreads out the pressure from the backhoe, which makes it easier on both the tires and the surfaces that they are driving on.

R4 tires are well suited for use on pavement and asphalt because of the way the treads are designed. You get a lot of stability on asphalt without worrying about the tires spinning under your machine however, R4 Tires do not work so well on muddy or wet surfaces. They lack the tread depth that Ag tires have, so they have less traction in such situations.

As the name suggests, R4 Construction Tread Tires are best suited on any construction site, where you will be using them in dry conditions, and where they will be used on hard-packed ground or on asphalt. These are the tires you want for construction jobs.

Ag Tires

“Ag” Tires or “Agriculture” tires are the best tires for farm use or use in deep sloppy mud. They have very deep, very widely spaced treads that are designed to give maximum traction in loose soil and muddy ground. The deep treads work almost like shovel blades, cutting into the dirt and providing stability for driving. Ag Tires are also commonly used for snow work because of the increased traction and stability.

Ag tires have great traction in soft and muddy ground, but they do not provide enough traction for really stable work on asphalt or pavement. These are the tires you want to use when you are clearing out a work site and moving the dirt around to get a flat, hard-packed surface.

Which tires are right for my business?

There are many steps to a construction project, and there are different conditions that your equipment will be working in. In the beginning, you will be tearing up the dirt and moving it around to make a flat work site. You will probably want Ag tires for this, since they will give you traction and tear into the ground. Then you will be driving over hard packed dirt and pavement, which is best for R4 Construction Tread Tires. Finally, when it comes to putting the finishing touches on the project, including landscaping if you do landscaping, your turf tires will let you get the job done without tearing up the ground. The question is, which kinds of tire do YOU need?

Check out MonsterTires.com for the Best Pricing on Heavy Equipment Tires

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Pacific Coast Iron should be your first and only call when looking for used wheel loaders! Being a heavy equipment broker, we are constantly getting in new equipment consigned for customers from all over the US and internationally. We stock low hour, late model equipment and only bring our customers the highest quality equipment.

Buying Wheel Loaders Through A Broker

Buying through a heavy equipment broker has many advantages, we have special relationships with many logistics companies ensuring the buyer they get the cheapest transportation cost possible, our inventory is always changing bringing you new equipment and your working with a broker with years of experience buying/selling equipment as well as in the construction industry. If you are looking for used wheel loaders or any other piece of equipment, contact Pacific Coast Iron today at 916-907-0902 or 916-612-1855.

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