Find answers on motorized vs standard options, jobsite compatibility, battery life, and return on investment.
If you have a mini skid steer (or a full size skid steer), the standard cart is the least expensive option. We move our tool cart with the mini skid steer for yards with steep terrain, non established lawns (new construction homes), or when the distance from the backyard to the street is quite far. It also works best for muddy and snowy conditions. We don't use the mini skid steer on a daily basis because our mini skid steer will damage the lawn. The motorized tool cart is by far the best option for transporting tools and/or materials on a daily basis for established lawns.
We absolutely can and that is what we currently use to give us the option depending on the jobsite conditions. Please contact us if this is a favorable option for you.
That depends on the weight of the cart, the distance the cart travels, and if the cart operates on hilly terrain. We normally charge the batteries on our cart once every two weeks for an average jobsite. There is a battery indicator on the motorized cart that shows the battery charge level (while stationary) and also the battery consumption (while moving).
Absolutely! Do you like to carry tools? Do you like to carry materials? Do you like to pay employees to carry tools? Carrying tools on a daily basis is back-breaking and time-consuming. For a company with a small crew (or a solo builder), these carts are worth it to make your job much easier.
If you have an average-size crew or a large crew, there's a huge cost savings when using our carts. Download our cost savings worksheet to see the real cost of carrying tools. Fill in your own numbers (in blue) to calculate the savings you'll see with our carts. In the example shown, the motorized tool cart pays for itself within 6 months.
Our carts are currently made to order. We will provide a delivery estimate during the ordering process.