Amphibious Excavator

This machine will be used to place sewage pipeline 700-800 metres long from Tjørhom. The pipe must be placed two metres below the lowest water level.

Expecting more lake dredging works, Sloths Naturpleje has invested in new equipment for the swamp environment.

Since 2015, the Big Float amphibious excavator has worked to clear the waterways and collect this plant, which is now transformed into bio-coal for household use.

Ron Horner spoke to REMU and Australian contractor Andy Haggarty about the drawbacks of older amphibious excavators and how the Big Float has pushed forward this machine’s evolution.

Lake Kekajärvi in Ylävieska, Finland is finally under restoration. The project is aimed at removing floating peat raft. Work will be continued by building the submerged dam.

The first model of a newly developed amphibious undercarriage from REMU Oy, purchased by a Danish watercourse contractor. Press release - REMU Oy November 2018