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Early 1990s Old School Buggy

Old school mechanical buggy with 4-speed transmission and clutches for steering. Built-in the 1990s for a local Louisiana company.

Full Custom Volvo 140 Amphibious Excavator

This is a Full Custom Volvo 140 Amphibious Excavator with custom drum cutting package working in the everglades

Long Term Customers

Amphibious Volvo 300

Amphibious Volvo 300 headed to an Island to live the rest of its life (20 Plus Years). It has several pontoons brothers and sisters on the Island that have been there since the late mid and late '90s and also early 2000's

Amphibious Drill

Check out one of our amphibious drills in the field drilling foundations for power line infrastructure.

Custom Amphibious Ditcher Buggy

Full Custom Amphibious Ditcher Buggy for the east Coast Mosquito Control. They have been using different variations of this machine since the early 1980s.

Stand out from the crowd!

Check out this soil sampling buggy from the Carolina's that was painted bright green! What a great way to get noticed.

John Deere 85G

Check out this John Deere 85G. Contact Wetland Equipment today for more information about the equipment we offer.

Custom Amphibious Tree Cutting Buggies

We specialize in custom amphibious tree cutting buggies with auxiliary engine packages for high production. With the auxiliary engine and pump, you don’t lose power to the boom or stick when trying to cut trees.

Marsh for Mosquito Control

This buggy features:Optional Cutters rotary or drum22'' or 36'' U shaped ditcher for dewatering200 HP engine brand of your choosingHydraulic tank55 Gallons per minute of flow5,000 psiAuxiliary Fuel Tank*This package can also be adapted to fit any current attachment you may currently own.

Cutter in Action - South Florida

Check out this cutter in action in South Florida. If you're looking for a cutter with a cabin that has heating and air, this is the cutter for you. Give us a call today to find out more information about our cutters and other equipment we offer as well.

Link-Belt 240

This Link-Belt 240 was built in 2002 in Illinois for the waterway division, and it is still being used today on a daily basis. It has a 60' reach, a 350-gallon fuel tank, and 2' wide walkways.