Where Steady Eddie works.
Five markets, one seat. Steady Eddie goes where a machine has a seat to fill and a job that will not wait: industrial ground, civil sites, the farm, the ground first responders are sent onto, and defence. It runs the machines you already own, and it lifts out when the work is done.
Grading a field, from the air.
Pick your playground.
Construction and earthmoving.
Excavators, dozers, loaders, backhoes, compact machines and compaction. Earthworks first, then load-out.
CivilEnergy, mining, yards, waste and remediation.
Night, camp and winter shifts on private ground.
AgriculturalSeeding, silage, feeding and harvest.
Private land, where the seat problem is seasonal.
First RespondersFire, rescue, hazmat and disaster response.
Flood and wildfire earthworks, rubble and route clearance: the seats an agency should not have to fill.
DefenceDefence field engineering.
Field engineering on ground where a person should not sit: earthworks, berms, obstacle and route clearance, remote handling. Enquiries are screened.
Ranch, pit or right-of-way, the seat is the same.
Earthworks on the ranch, from the air.
Earthworks and the farm, side by side.
Steady Eddie was designed for two kinds of ground at once. General earthworks: trenching, grading, stripping, stockpiling and load-out, on the excavators, dozers and loaders that do it. And the farm and the ranch: seeding, silage, feeding and harvest, on the tractors, loaders and combines that do that. One unit moves between the yard, the pit, the pens and the field, because every one of those machines has a seat and a set of controls a person can reach.
Tell us what you run and where you run it. We will tell you which machines Steady Eddie covers today, which are next, and what the first job on your ground would look like.