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    About Concrete Buggies

    Also known as “power buggies,” concrete buggies essentially amount to a wheelbarrow mounted on a wheel or track system powered by 5- to 20-plus-horsepower gasoline or electric engine.

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    Location: Flemington, New Jersey
    Seller: Kollmer Equipment Co.
    Serial Number00000
    Location: Cantril, Iowa
    Serial NumberNA
    Location: Morgantown, Indiana
    Serial Number6457
    Location: Bad Axe, Michigan
    Hours84
    Location: Browns Summit, North Carolina
    Hours1
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Hours1
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Hours1
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Serial Number415076266
    Location: Richmond, California
    Seller: EquipmentShare - California
    Stock Number17351-JDM
    Location: Spring City, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Iron Exchange Equipment Solutions LLC
    Serial Number410079159
    Location: Tyler, Texas
    Seller: United Rentals - Ark-LA-Tex
    Horsepower20 HP
    Location: Tallapoosa, Georgia
    Location: Warrington, Pennsylvania
    Serial Number68138-NEW
    Location: Anoka, Minnesota
    Seller: Lano Equipment, Inc
    Serial Number415260959
    Location: Casa Grande, Arizona
    Seller: Bingham Equipment
    Hours90
    Location: Morgantown, Indiana

    2023 TORO MBTX2500

    Track Concrete Buggies

    USD $7,750
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    Weekly: USD $600
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    Hours274
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Hours124
    Location: Hyattsville, Maryland
    Hours164
    Location: Cherry Valley, Illinois
    Hours141
    Location: Piedmont, South Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours160
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours558
    Location: Durham, North Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours251
    Location: Upper Marlboro, Maryland
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours12
    Location: Charleston, South Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours310
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours158
    Location: Clayton, North Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours175
    Location: Savannah, Georgia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours439
    Location: Ashland, Virginia
    Seller: Herc Rentals

    About Concrete Buggies

    Concrete buggies are engine-powered machines that save paving companies money, time, and labor by making the job of transporting and placing concrete on a jobsite much easier and faster. Also known as “power buggies,” concrete buggies essentially amount to a wheelbarrow mounted on a wheel or track system powered by 5- to 20-plus-horsepower gasoline or electric engine. The operator guides the machine from behind using handlebars, a steering wheel, or another mechanism.

    Available in walk-behind, stand-on, and ride-on models, concrete buggies feature powered dump buckets with 16-cubic-yard or greater capacities and the ability to transport up to several thousand pounds of concrete at speeds from about 4 to 7 mph or more. In addition to concrete companies, landscaping, general construction, demolition, and other operations also use concrete buggies to haul sand, soil, gravel, debris, mulch, and other materials. Leading manufacturers of new and used concrete buggies for sale include Canycom, Multiquip, Toro, and others.

    Features Of Concrete Buggies


    Multiquip TuffTruk TB11E Walk-Behind Power Buggy

    Concrete buggies come in a variety of sizes and capacities, but most fall into one of two main subcategories: Those that run on wheels and those that run on tracks. Wheel models are generally less expensive and faster than track models, and may feature pneumatic, foam-filled, or steel wheel options as well as two- and all-wheel-drive systems. Track models are typically better for transporting material on sand, soft soil, and mud or on jobsites with uneven terrain requiring additional traction.

    In addition to heavy-duty steel and polyurethane buckets, many buggies feature narrow and/or articulated designs enabling them to fit through 36-inch doors and place material more exactly. Other features can include hydrostatic drives, foot and hand levers for easy bucket dumping, foldable and perforated rear stand-on platforms, lift rings, enclosed engines for extra protection, easy access maintenance and repair doors, work lights, and hand brakes.

    Find The Right Concrete Buggy

    PavingEquipment.com is your leading source for new and used concrete buggies for sale every day, including models from Canycom, Multiquip, and Toro.