Mammoth MTS are two associated companies that operate within the Trenchless Technology and Suction Equipment markets.
We are perfectly placed to provide a unique service to the utilities and civils sectors, combining our industry leading mole technologies and suction excavation equipment to meet the demands and requirements of customers in today’s urban jungle.
Suppliers of market leading Hammerhead Trenchless Equipment and the Safe-Dig range of safe excavation tooling
As subsidiary of Mammoth Equipment and MTS GmbH providing high performance suction systems for safe excavation and specialist suction works
Access too specialist support for spares, service and technical advice on the full range of equipment across both company’s ranges
Two associated companies delivering trenchless and suction excavation equipment
Great operators aren't just handed the keys - they're safely and properly trained.
Lloyd recently spent the day with the team at Major Oak delivering EUSR training, ensuring they get the very best from their equipment while maintaining safe and efficient working practices.
The right training helps reduce downtime, improve operator confidence, and supports compliance with recognised industry standards.
Looking to increase your teams safety and operator knowledge?
Speak to the MTS team to find out how EUSR training can benefit you.
Not every job has the luxury of wide-open access.
The VC70 Vacuum Crawler has been designed for sites where space is tight but productivity still matters.
Its compact size allows it to work confidently in areas that larger vacuum excavators simply can't reach, helping you get the job done without compromising on performance.
Whether you're working in busy town centres, residential streets, or restricted access sites, the VC70 gives you the power and precision you need, exactly where you need it.
Small enough to fit. Powerful enough to perform.
It's always a pleasure when one of our machines pops round for a visit.
The UK's one-of-a-kind T-Rex recently stopped by, and we couldn't resist grabbing a few more photos.
Looking just as impressive as the day it left us, it's fantastic to see it out there making an impact.
Would love a go at operating this
