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Amphibious Cat 305.5

Amphibious Cat 305.5

An Amphibious Excavator Cat 305.5 clearing waterways in central Florida for a drainage district.

Small Buggy

This small buggy is designed for maintenance on infrastructure and land clearing.

Working in the Salt Marsh

Working in the Salt Marsh

Working in the Salt Marsh, this amphibious ditcher was designed for water maintenance to control mosquitoes.

Custom Aluminum Buggy Carrier

Custom Aluminum Buggy Carrier

Wetland Equipment Company offers many custom buggies like this custom aluminum buggy for carrying people and equipment to repair and maintain oil and gas equipment.

Vintage Amphibious Link-Belts

Take a look at these vintage Amphibious Link-Belts from the 1980's.

Lock and Loaded: Cat 309

Lock and Loaded: Cat 309

Cat 309 Loaded and leaving for a customer in Florida.

Custom Fabrication Work

Custom Fabrication Work

Check out some of our custom fabrication work. The Auxiliary engine package was completely fabricated in house. This one has a 200 HP Isuze engine replacing the original counterweight.

Thin Ice? Cold Temps? No problem for our buggies!

No matter the weather, Wetland can handle it all!

Custom Buggy

The best way to make an average man look small? Build a huge machine and ask him to stand next to it! It was big before, but we made it gigantic.

John Deere 250 with Super Long 60' Reach

Now that we are officially in winter, how about a warm California buggy?

Steel Ditcher Buggy

This style of carrier buggies were built back in the 1970's and 1980's and some are still working today.

8.5 Metric Ton Mini Buggy

8.5 metric ton Mini buggy with a 30' reach, Auxiliary engine larger than the excavator engine 85HP, pontoon undercarriage and a Wetland 16" u ditcher. This buggy is fully customized to fit the customer’s needs. Hope everyone has a great and successful New Years and New Decade.

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