MB Crusher turns a complex jobsite on Mayotte into a piece of cake

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Mayotte is an island of 250,000 people that is part of the Comoros archipelago of islands off southeast Africa. With sandy beaches, coconut trees and one of the largest lagoons in the world, this beautiful blissful scene seemed to be perfect. However, such perfection hides many complicated and expensive issues that local contractors need to face on their jobsites, including importing aggregates, mobility challenges due to the hilly landscape, and inaccessible locations for big machinery. The solution on this project was an MB Crusher Bucket BF135.8 mounted on a Doosan DX530LC excavator. With the excavator, they could reach locations no other machines could, and crush the basalt rock slag to use as a road sub-base. What once would have been a complex worksite turned into a very profitable one, as the slag that before was considered waste is now a precious material on Mayotte that can be used to make new roads, and the excess sold off locally creating a profitable revenue source.