
Excavator hire in Lillehammer
Kobelco 5–27 tonnes — hand-built in Japan.
Kobelco excavators from 5 to 27 tonnes for hire. Hand-built in Japan, with tiltrotator, buckets and 360° camera. We arrange transport — also outside Innlandet.
Our models

Kobelco SK55SRX-6 — 5 tonnes
The mini machine with the reach of an 8-tonner. Versatile, and gets to places the big ones cannot.
| Engine power | 28.3 kW |
| Outreach | 624 cm |
| Digging depth | 390 cm |
| Width | 196 cm |
| Height | 253 cm |
| Length | 555 cm |
| Weight | 5,020 kg |

Kobelco SK58SRX-7 — 6 tonnes
The latest generation in the 6-tonne class.
| Class | 6 tonnes |
| Use | Groundwork, plots and water and drainage |

Kobelco SK75SR-7 — 9 tonnes
Our workhorse. Sophisticated operator environment, 360° camera and central lubrication.
| Engine power | 63 kW |
| Outreach | 688 cm |
| Digging depth | 458 cm |
| Width | 230 cm |
| Height | 257 cm |
| Length | 616 cm |
| Weight | 8,000 kg |

Kobelco SK75SR-7 with steel tracks — 9 tonnes
The same machine with steel tracks — for hard or sharp ground.
| Engine power | 63 kW |
| Outreach | 688 cm |
| Tracks | Steel |
| Weight | 8,000 kg |

Kobelco SK140SRLT — 14 tonnes
A short tail swing makes it usable in urban settings too.
| Class | 14 tonnes |
| Chassis | Long track |
| Use | Roads, plots and larger groundwork |

Kobelco SK270SRLC-7 — 27 tonnes
The largest we have. The iNDr system keeps dust out and reduces noise.
| Class | 27 tonnes |
| Equipment | Tiltrotator, buckets, 360° camera |
| Use | Large sites and earthmoving |
What's included
The machines are supplied with tiltrotator, digging bucket and grading bucket. On the larger ones we also have a hydraulic breaker and a stone grab. Several have a 360° camera and central lubrication.
Kobelco's iNDr system keeps dust out and reduces noise — that is why the machines work well in urban settings and close to buildings.
See the machines in use
Need an operator or transport?
We deliver the machine to you — see transport prices. Call +47 948 87 000 for price and availability.
