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Need the quota for excavators?

2009-03-13View Original

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I’m an amateur; I’m using the 03 version of the pricing standards and can’t find the rate for excavators. For 10 cubic meters of soil (at a depth of 1 meter), it is more cost-effective to use machines or manual labor? Currently, labor costs are high; for such a small amount of work, using machines results in high costs per unit of time. A suggestion: This post was last edited by cooker123 on 2009-3-13 17:24.]
Reply #22009-03-17
I think using machinery for digging is more cost-effective; the cost of manual digging is much higher. Even though it’s only 10 cubic meters, it takes a long time to dig it. Moreover, machinery saves time, and when the deadline is tight, there’s no doubt about it – machinery is necessary!
Reply #32009-03-17
Excavators are cost-effective; they are efficient and help save money, while manual labor is less efficient and results in higher costs. So I strongly recommend using an excavator. You can look at several other companies to compare the cost-performance ratio, and decide to choose the manufacturer with the lower price!
Reply #42009-03-18
It is recommended to use mechanical methods, as they are fast, simple, and straightforward

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