With numerous projects on the go,
including an extensive six-year involvement in the Pacific Highway Dual
Carriageway Upgrades where 50% of their fleet is engaged in the
Woolgoolga to Ballina works, Valley Earthworks has secured a solid
reputation with their expertise in quality civil construction services.
Established
in 2007 in Grafton, New South Wales, Valley Earthworks started from
humble beginnings - two employees, a 5t excavator, bobcat and small
tipper. 10 years on, they’re the largest earthmoving contractor in the
Northern Rivers employing 59 staff and owning an impressive fleet of
plant and machinery including 20 excavators ranging from 1.6t to 25t GPS
machines to service the residential, commercial and civil construction
sectors. During these years, Valley Earthworks company director, Paul
Fuller, has seen significant industry advancements in technology and
hitch integration into machines, and quickly realised having the right
gear increased productivity. “Tilt hitches are invaluable with trenching
and detailed excavation,” says Paul. “They’re a real game-changer in
terms of versatility and efficiency.”
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In fact, it was this added efficiency along with build quality and maintenance-friendly benefits which |
Another added benefit says
Doherty’s managing director, Jeremy Doherty, is the dual pin
locking (DPL) safety features, making Doherty one of few manufacturers
globally to offer quick couplers 100% compliant to Australian standard
AS4772-208, European EN474 standard, and ISO 13031 international
standard. Jeremy explains that while safety is paramount, ensuring the
earthmoving industry and its operators achieve improved productivity is
as vitally important. “Being able to simply tilt all attachments rather
than having to move the entire machine, naturally improves machine
productivity.”
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In addition, the Snaplock+ Tilt has been purposely designed with an eye to machinery maintenance |
“Making the change to Doherty has been a good move. The back-up service and build quality are second to none.”



