LOADER HIRE

If you're looking for loader hire and other excavation equipment across Victoria, you're in the right place. Our earthmoving equipment forms the backbone of our operation, with our management team continuing to invest in the best loaders and equipment that money can buy. We provide affordable rates and a number of wet hire and dry hire solutions across the state. Whether you're in Melbourne or Bendigo, Geelong or Ballarat, we offer loader hire that you can count on.

PACC offers a large and diverse range of earthmoving equipment, specialising in loaders and other excavation equipment. Our loader hire business has been used for large civil works across Victoria, from our base in St Kilda through to locations in Traralgon, Lorne, Warragul, Torquay, Frankston, and Mornington. Our rental business is comprehensive and affordable, with low rates, reliable machinery, and flexible solutions available.

When hiring equipment for your next earthmoving project, it's important to consider all of the factors that may affect your bottom line. First and foremost, it's crucial to make a decision between wet or dry hire. Whether you're hiring a small loader or a large excavator, wet hire means that you require an operator with the machine. In contrast, dry hire means that you'll source your own operator for the project. Here at PACC, we offer a variety of wet and dry hire solutions.

Professional service and communication are central to our loader hire operation. Whether you need a Posi track loader or a Kubota loader, our highly trained and responsive staff can find the best rates and the right equipment for your needs. Whether you're performing earthworks in Ballarat, Geelong or Warragul, we have the plant hire that your project demands.

We provide Posi track loader and Kubota loader models to meet your needs, including dry hire and wet hire solutions. From our headquarters in St Kilda through to Traralgon, Lorne, Bendigo, Torquay, Frankston and Mornington, PACC offers industry leading rates and reliable rental agreements across Victoria.