EQUIPMENT RENTALS.
Mini excavators, track loaders, skid steers and trailers.
Pick the machine you need or filter by the kind of work you're doing. Delivery available across the valley, and we'll show you how to run it before we leave.
COMPACT EQUIPMENT RENTAL IN SALT LAKE COUNTY.
WARLRD Rentals rents mini excavators, mini track loaders, mini skid steers, compact track loaders and trailers to homeowners, landscapers and contractors across the Salt Lake Valley and the Wasatch Front. Everything in the fleet is maintained in our own shop and small enough to work in a normal residential yard.
If you're digging down — a sprinkler trench, a drain line, footings, a stump, an old concrete pad — you want a mini excavator. If you're moving material or levelling ground — dirt, gravel, mulch, sod, grading a yard flat — you want a loader. Attachments change the job entirely: the same loader becomes a trencher, a stump grinder or a post-hole auger depending on what's on the front of it.
Most of our customers have never operated heavy equipment before. We deliver, walk the job with you, get you started, and stay to train if you want us to. If you'd rather haul it yourself, we rent a transport trailer for that too.
FILTER BY PROJECT.
Pick the closest match.
Trenching, drainage, footings, stump removal and excavation. Both machines have expandable tracks that narrow for gate access and widen for stability. Full mini excavator rental details, specs and dig depths ›
MINI EXCAVATOR
HOE MALONE
Our bigger digger. Expandable tracks, an adjustable dozer blade for backfilling and levelling, and smooth pilot controls that are forgiving if it's your first time in a machine. Handles sprinkler and drain trenching, footings, stump work and general excavation.
MINI EXCAVATOR
DIGLET
The small one. When access is genuinely tight — narrow side yards, between a fence and a foundation, through a basement walkout — Diglet goes where the bigger machine won't. Same jobs, smaller footprint.
Moving dirt and gravel, grading, cleanup, pallets and attachment work. Tracks spread the weight out, so they mark up a lawn far less than a wheeled machine. Full loader and skid steer rental details, specs and rates ›
MINI TRACK LOADER
SCOOP DOG
Diesel mini track loader and the workhorse of the fleet. Moves dirt and gravel all day, grades ground flat, and runs attachments. The right pick when you want more capacity than the gas machines give you.
MINI TRACK LOADER
KEVIN
39 inches wide, 1,750 lb, gasoline. The gate machine — that width clears most standard backyard gates in the valley. Runs a bucket, 4-in-1 bucket, trencher, stump grinder or pallet forks.
MINI SKID STEER
DIRT REYNOLDS
Our second YSRT14. Worth knowing about if you're running a bigger job and want two machines on site at once, or if your dates are tight and the other one is already booked out.
COMPACT TRACK LOADER
SCOOPY JR.
Light on turf, easy to learn, and simple to tow behind a half-ton. A sensible first machine if you've never operated one and the job is straightforward dirt and grading work.
TRAILER RENTALS
Rent a trailer on its own for a dump run, or add one to a machine rental. Every project makes more spoil than people expect.
DUMP TRAILER
6×10 DUMP TRAILER
For dirt, concrete, sod, branches and demo debris. Hydraulic dump means you're not shovelling it back out at the other end.
EQUIPMENT TRAILER
TRANSPORT TRAILER
For moving a machine yourself if you'd rather not pay for delivery. Check your vehicle and hitch ratings before you commit to it.
ATTACHMENT RENTALS
The attachment usually matters more than the machine. A loader with a trencher on it is a trencher. Daily rates below — add any of these to a rental.
Attachment availability depends on which machine you're renting. Call and we'll tell you what fits.
QUICK ANSWERS
The questions we get asked most.
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SHOW US THE PROJECT.
Send us a few photos and tell us what you're trying to do.
