Table saw
Bench-top and contractor saws for trim, rips and framing cuts. Blades included.
Pick your dates, reserve the machine, load it up. Harborline keeps the tools that finish the job — trenchers, saws, compressors, scaffold — ready on the dock when you pull in.
Every rental assembles the same way. Three steps, in order, start to finish — you handle the job, we handle the counter.
Tell us the days you need the machine and what you're doing with it. The availability grid shows what's on the dock and what's already out.
Lock the window in. We hold the unit for your pick-up, confirm it by phone or email, and stage it on the dock with your name on it.
Drive in, hook up and go. We walk you through the controls and the safety basics, and the unit is checked and fueled before you arrive.
Sample rates from the fleet. Every unit goes out inspected, with the blades, hoses and fittings checked the morning it leaves.
Bench-top and contractor saws for trim, rips and framing cuts. Blades included.
Framing nailers, sprayers, blowing down a deck. Hoses and fittings ready to load.
Siding, decks, driveways and boats. Comes with wand and surface attachment.
Walk-behind unit for irrigation runs, conduit, drainage and fence lines. The heaviest thing we rent — reserve it early, it books out.
Frames, crossbraces and planks for siding, soffit and second-storey work. Stack them as high as the job needs.
Harborline runs out of New Bedford, a few minutes off the water. Machines get checked, greased and fueled the night before a reservation — so the pick-up is a hook-up and a handshake, not a wait at the counter.
If a job runs long, call the desk and we'll extend the window if the unit isn't spoken for.
We deliver and pick up across Bristol County and down into Rhode Island. Not sure if you're in range? Call the counter and ask.
Each town on the route is a keyed zone. Delivery and collection follow the same schedule as the shop, so most jobs are booked for the morning they start.
Pick your dates, lock the unit and we'll have it on the dock. Same three steps, every time.