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Concrete Kibble

The Plant Yard has concrete kibbles for hire. Concrete kibbles allow the transfer of concrete, sand, gravel and or grout via crane. We have a range of concrete kibbles from 0.4 up to 2 cubic metre capacity. We have banana shaped ideal for trenching and forkable kibbles with hose discharge, chain and wheel operated. They are ideal when used in block wall filling, piers, columns or other situations encountered where the problem of concrete segregation is present.

Concrete Kibble Hire

Our heavy duty concrete kibbles allow the transfer of concrete, sand, gravel and or grout via overhead cranes. We have a range from 0.4 up to 2 cubic metre volume capacity, some with an adjustable chute. Pouring concrete on site via crane with a concrete bucket is popular on construction sites where concrete line and boom pumps cannot access. An additional advantage of a more controlled flow minimizing the risk of overspill such as during the pouring of walls can also be found with its use.

We have banana shaped ideal for trenching and forkable kibbles with hose discharge, chain and wheel operated. They are ideal when used in block wall filling, piers, columns or other situations encountered where the problem of concrete segregation is present. We have level operated and chain operated options.

We have both bottom or side discharge available. With the option of hose discharge on our Boscaro concrete bucket units. If you need a concrete pouring bucket for cranes. Fill the enquiry form below or call 0418256435 to get a quote now.


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We at The Plant Yard Pty Ltd are a Sydney equipment hire company specialising in the hire of construction materials handling equipment, site accommodation and tools to the building and construction industry. Our mission is to continue to provide a high standard of equipment and personalised service to our existing clients and to welcome new clients to our valued client base whom we have successfully serviced since our inception in 1998.