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    About Wheel Concrete Buggies

    Although track-equipped models are generally better for use in soft soil, sand, or mud, wheel concrete buggies are usually less expensive, faster, and easier to navigate in tight or confined spaces.

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    Location: South Windsor, Connecticut
    Seller: Able Tool & Equipment
    Serial Number: 1L0326
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    Location: South Windsor, Connecticut
    Seller: Able Tool & Equipment
    Hours: 65
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    Location: Louisville, Kentucky
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Serial Number: 00000
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    Location: Cantril, Iowa
    Serial Number: NA
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    Location: Morgantown, Indiana
    Serial Number: 6457
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    Location: Bad Axe, Michigan
    Hours: 84
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    Location: Browns Summit, North Carolina
    Hours: 1
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    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Hours: 1
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    Location: Centennial, Colorado
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    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Serial Number: 415076266
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    Location: Richmond, California
    Seller: EquipmentShare - California
    Serial Number: 316000116
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    Location: Hampton, Nebraska
    Serial Number: 410079159
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    Location: El Dorado, Arkansas
    Seller: United Rentals - Ark-LA-Tex
    Stock Number: 68038
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    Location: Apple Creek, Ohio
    Seller: Schlabach Engine
    Stock Number: B096311
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    Location: Burnsville, Minnesota
    Seller: Tri-State Bobcat
    Stock Number: B096309
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    Location: Burnsville, Minnesota
    Seller: Tri-State Bobcat
    Hours: 2
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    Location: Mesa, Arizona
    Seller: Bingham Equipment
    Hours: 1
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    Seller: Bingham Equipment
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    Location: Mesa, Arizona
    Seller: Bingham Equipment
    Hours: 0
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    Location: Tallapoosa, Georgia
    Serial Number: 412829717
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    Location: Ottawa Lake, Michigan
    Hours: 6
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    Location: Ottawa Lake, Michigan
    Shipping Width: 31.5 in
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    Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
    Serial Number: 13-1029-65
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    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Hours: 172.6
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    Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Cooper Equipment (Canada)
    Hours: 114
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    Location: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 104
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    Location: North York, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Serial Number: 735831
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    Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Cooper Equipment (Canada)

    About Wheel Concrete Buggies

    Wheel concrete buggies are one of two primary types of concrete buggies (track concrete buggies being the other) that paving companies and other operations use to transport concrete around jobsites. Concrete buggies are essentially engine-powered wheelbarrows; wheel models are available with two-wheel and all-wheel-drive systems and gas and battery-electric motors ranging from less than 5 to more than 20 horsepower. Operators guide concrete buggies from behind using handlebars, a steering wheel, or joystick controls. General construction, landscaping, demolition, and other operations also use concrete buggies to transport soil, sand, gravel, mulch, debris, and other materials.

    Wheel Concrete Buggy Features


    Multiquip TuffTruk TB11E Walk-Behind Power Buggy

    Depending on the model, wheel concrete buggies may use rubber, pneumatic, foam-filled, or steel wheels to move at speeds reaching 7 mph or more. Although track-equipped models are generally better for unstable ground conditions with soft soil, sand, mud, or inclines requiring additional traction, wheel concrete buggies are usually less expensive, faster, and easier to navigate in tight or confined spaces. The concrete buggy market includes walk-behind and ride-on models, as well as many buggies that instead include a foldable or fixed perforated platform on the back for the operator to stand on. Wheel models typically include a heavy-duty steel or polyurethane bucket with 6-cubic-yard or greater capacity that lets them carry several thousand pounds.

    Many concrete buggies are designed for indoor and outdoor use, and a number are narrow enough to fit through a 36-inch doorway, making them useful for interior pours. Some also have articulated bodies and rotating buckets that enable more exact material placement. Features can also include hand or foot levers for easy bucket dumping, hydrostatic drives, enclosed engines, easy access repair and maintenance doors, hand brakes, work lights, and support for various attachments.

    Find The Right Wheel Concrete Buggy For You

    You’ll find a big selection of new and used wheel concrete buggies for sale every day at PavingEquipment.com. Leading manufacturers include Allen Engineering, Toro, Multiquip, and others.