Challenges

How does a municipality deliver the best services for their citizens, whilst keeping costs under control? A multi-purpose vehicle like a Multihog can really help to maximise return on capital expenditure such as machinery. It can be used 365 days per year, and even shared between departments (some of our municipal customers share a machine between the parks department and the winter maintenance team). Having a machine that works all year round helps to take the pressure off different budgets and workloads – it could be the winter machine which also mows the parks in summer, or the sweeper which is swapped to a scrubber, to keep those downtown areas super clean in the tourist season.

Since Multihog is sold through a network of dealers, you’ll always have someone nearby who carries stock of spare parts, and who can help you out with service or technical problems. It’s also a very simple machine to operate, which means that any contract operators will pick it up quickly without extensive operator training.

Why Multihog?

Municipalities all over the world have chose Multihog for their maintenance fleets – from large cities such as Chicago, Nashville, Quebec, Basel and Riga, to smaller towns and villages like Truckee, Gefrees, Beringen and Huntington.

The Multihog ticks the same boxes for most, regardless of the municipality’s size. It has a spacious, comfortable cabin for their operators, and the machine is easy to use. It’s built robustly, and offers them the opportunity to have 1 machine for multiple tasks, whether it’s grass mowing, pressure cleaning, snow removal or pothole repair. This delivers the best value for citizens, and from an environmental perspective, it reduces waste by having just 1 maintenance machine instead of multiple machines for each individual task.

Multihog - Model CX (Tier 4 Final) - Compact Sidewalk Maintenance Vehicle

Specification