Summary: Got a job that needs an excavator for the weekend or a skid steer for the month? Marshall Machinery's Tannersville store rents equipment to contractors, homeowners and businesses across Monroe and Carbon Counties, from compact excavators to telehandlers and stump cutters. Rent by the day, week or month, and if you'd rather not haul it yourself, we'll truck it to your job. Call us at (570) 895-4884 to check availability!
Our Tannersville store at 2395 Pennsylvania 715 serves renters from Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, Mount Pocono and the surrounding Pocono communities.
Renting makes sense when a job is short, a machine is outside what you'd normally own, or you want to try a model before buying. Our team can help you match the machine to the job, so you're not paying for more size than the work calls for.
The Tannersville rental fleet covers digging, lifting, land clearing, compaction and more. Availability changes as machines go out and come back, so check the live rental list for what's on the lot right now.
Our rental fleet has included machines from the brands below. Inventory shifts from week to week, so pick a brand to see what's available today, or call the store to ask about a specific machine.
Tell us about your job, and our Tannersville team will help you pick the right machine and attachments for it. You can haul it yourself or have us deliver it, and the full rental terms are listed below.
If you keep renting the same machine, the Rental Purchase Option (RPO) program lets you put a rental toward buying it. Fill out our Request a Rental form below!
Best for: foundations, utility trenches, drainage, land clearing and grading
Excavators dig foundations, trenches and drainage, and they come in sizes from compact machines for tight residential lots to larger units for site work. Dozers push dirt, cut grades and clear ground ahead of building.
Best for: irrigation, electrical and utility lines
Trenchers cut narrow, even trenches for running lines underground, with less digging and less disturbed ground than an excavator.
Best for: moving material, loading trucks, site cleanup and running attachments
Skid steers are the most versatile machines on many job sites, since one machine can swap between forks, grapples, hammers, rakes and other attachments. Wheel loaders move bigger piles of gravel, topsoil and mulch faster.
A tractor loader backhoe (TLB) combines a front loader and a rear digging arm on one machine. It's a handy pick when a job needs a little of both, like digging a footing and then backfilling it.
Best for: field mowing, heavy property work and hauling gear around a site
Larger tractors handle heavy mowing and field work, especially paired with a rotary mower. Kubota RTV utility vehicles carry tools, materials and people across job sites and large properties.
Best for: hauling machines and materials
Trailers move equipment between jobs when you'd rather haul it yourself.
Best for: siding, painting, ceiling work and lifting materials to height
Scissor lifts raise a wide work platform straight up, with room for workers, tools and materials. A telehandler is a forklift with a telescoping boom that lifts pallets of block or lumber up and out, which helps on framing jobs and rough job sites.
Best for: lot clearing, overgrown fields and stump removal
Forestry mulchers clear brush and small trees in one pass, leaving the material on the ground as mulch. Stump cutters grind stumps below grade, and rotary mowers cut down tall grass and overgrowth.
Best for: driveways, patios, trench backfill and paving prep
Compactors pack soil and gravel in trenches, walkways and small areas, so a base holds up under pavers, asphalt or concrete.
Attachments let one machine handle a lot more jobs. The Tannersville fleet includes:
Pocono properties often mean wooded lots, long driveways and rocky ground. Here's how rental equipment matches up with common jobs:
