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|July - August 2024
SDLG's ER616F is working hard with Melbourne-based Sportscape Constructions.
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In the dynamic landscape of construction and landscaping, success often hinges on making informed equipment choices.
For Sportscape Constructions, a leading player in the industry, the recent acquisition of an SDLG ER616F excavator from CJD Equipment exemplified a strategic decision driven by performance, cost-effectiveness, and unwavering confidence in quality support.
Versatility meets affordability
Sportscape's operations span two distinct entities: Sportscape Civil and Sportscape Constructions, catering to a diverse array of projects from commercial landscaping and sports-field installations to civil works like car parks and large-scale construction endeavours. With such a broad scope, its machinery needs to be equally versatile and resilient.
According to Luke Simpson, director of Sportscapes, affordability was a pivotal factor in the choice of the SDLG ER616F.
This story is from the July - August 2024 edition of Landscape Contractor Magazine.
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