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Rental & leasing

Rent or Lease a Dugong Grader Scraper

Access an existing machine without turning every application into a purchase decision.

Start with the application

Dugong rental and leasing should begin with the work: location, tractor, soil or material, area, required level or shape, transport constraints and what operation follows the grading.

The current commercial contact point is dugongscrapers.com.

Transport and access

The intended commercial model uses transport-company pickup and delivery rather than customer pickup. Freight, access, loading and timing should be confirmed for each job.

Rental does not replace planning

GPS, GNSS and laser can guide the desired level, but the land-management or construction plan determines what the level should be. Survey, engineering or agronomic input may be appropriate depending on the job.

Related topics

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Productivity, fuel and job economics

For planning purposes, Dugong uses a worked operating baseline of approximately 10 m³/hour material movement and approximately 5.5 L/hour tractor fuel under the stated reference scenario. These are planning examples rather than guaranteed outputs. See the transparent calculations, haul assumptions and landforming examples in the Productivity & Economics centre.

Dugong machine family

Dugong 900
Dugong 1200
Dugong 1400

Rental selection workflow

A rental enquiry should describe the job before selecting the model. Useful information includes location, application, tractor model/power, hydraulic services, approximate area, material/soil, moisture, average haul, access, GPS/laser requirement and the finish required.

1. Describe the job

What needs to change, and what operation follows?

2. Match the machine

Consider the 900, 1200 or 1400 in the context of tractor and site.

3. Confirm logistics

Availability, freight, pickup arrangements and rental period are confirmed before dispatch.

Rental selection checklist

A rental decision is strongest when it begins with the work rather than the machine name. The following checklist can be used before selecting a 900, 1200 or 1400.

  1. What problem or finished condition are you trying to achieve?
  2. What area is involved?
  3. What soil or material is being worked?
  4. What is the expected moisture condition?
  5. What tractor make/model and power are available?
  6. What hydraulic services and implement interfaces are available?
  7. Will the job use manual control, laser or GPS/GNSS guidance?
  8. What is the likely average haul or redistribution distance?
  9. Which model best fits the access, tractor and required material movement?
  10. What freight and site-access constraints apply?
  11. What rental/lease period is realistic for the job?
  12. What verification will show the finished area is ready for the next operation?

The Australian hire/rental pickup location remains TBA. Do not rely on an address or booking arrangement until it is published on the main Dugong Scrapers site.