Bartell Global Morrison Tracked Concrete Power Buggy, 9 Cu Feet, 1764lb Load, Electric Start, Honda GX390 - DBT9

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See Features Below

• 1750lb payload

• Great for landscaping and general material transport

• Gx390 electric start

• Genuine Honda

• US manufactured hydraulic components

Specifications

Type: Gas / Petrol

Engine: Honda GX390

Power Output: 11.7 HP @ 3600RPM

Speed: Speed 3.4 mph (5.5kmh)

Weight: 1375 lb (625kg)

Length: 86” (2170mm)

Width: 30” (765mm)

Height: 47” (1170mm)

Bucket Size: 9 cu ft (255 l)

Load Capacity: 1764 lb (800 kg)

Manuals

Spec Sheet

What Our Experts Think

• 9 Cu. Ft. Capacity: With a 9 cu.ft. capacity and a 1764lb load capacity, it can handle large amounts of concrete, sand, gravel, and other materials, increasing job site efficiency and reducing the need for manual labor.
• Honda GX390 Engine: Powered by the reliable Honda GX390 engine, known for its durability and fuel efficiency, it ensures smooth, consistent performance, even under demanding conditions.
• Tracked Mobility: The tracked design allows for superior traction and stability on uneven or rough terrain, making it ideal for challenging outdoor environments or construction sites with poor ground conditions.
• Electric Start: The electric start feature makes starting the engine effortless and quick, ensuring a hassle-free operation with less time spent on setup.
• Heavy-Duty Build: Built with durable materials, this power buggy is designed to withstand tough job site conditions, ensuring long-lasting reliability and minimal downtime.
• Versatile Application: Perfect for transporting concrete, mortar, sand, and other construction materials, the DBT9 is ideal for a wide range of applications, from residential projects to large commercial worksites

Q&A

Q: What is the Bartell Global Morrison Tracked Concrete Power Buggy - DBT9?
A: The DBT9 is a tracked concrete power buggy with a 9 cubic feet capacity, 1764lb load capacity, powered by a Honda GX390 engine with electric start, designed for transporting heavy materials across rough terrain.

Q: What are its key features?
A: 9 cu.ft. capacity, 1764lb load capacity, Honda GX390 engine with electric start, durable tracked design for rough terrain, and efficient material transport with enhanced stability.

Q: Why is this power buggy important?
A: It provides efficient material handling in challenging conditions, reducing labor and improving productivity on construction sites with rough or uneven terrain.

Q: Where can it be used?
A: Ideal for construction sites, especially on rough or uneven ground, for moving concrete, mortar, and other heavy materials with ease and reliability

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the Bucket After Each Use: Thoroughly clean the concrete bucket after each use to remove any concrete residue. Use water and a scraper to prevent hardened concrete buildup, which can affect the next load.
• Check Engine Oil: Regularly check the oil level in the Honda GX390 engine. Change the oil as recommended in the owner’s manual to keep the engine running smoothly and extend its lifespan.
• Inspect Air Filter and Spark Plug: Clean or replace the air filter to maintain proper airflow to the engine. Check the spark plug for signs of wear or corrosion and replace it if necessary for reliable starting and operation.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply grease to all moving parts, including the tracks, axles, and gears, to reduce friction and prevent premature wear. Regularly check for loose bolts and fasteners.
• Check the Fuel System: Inspect the fuel tank, fuel lines, and filter for leaks or damage. Use clean, fresh fuel and replace the fuel filter periodically to ensure proper engine function.
• Monitor Battery and Electrical System: Check the battery charge and clean the terminals to prevent corrosion. Ensure the electric start system is functioning properly by testing it before use.
• Inspect Tracks and Suspension: Regularly inspect the tracks for damage or wear. Clean and lubricate the track system to prevent debris buildup. Ensure the suspension system is in good condition to maintain stable operation.
• Check the Hydraulic System (if applicable): Inspect hydraulic lines and components for leaks or damage. Ensure that hydraulic fluid levels are within the recommended range, topping up as necessary.
• Inspect Tires and Wheels (if applicable): If the buggy has additional wheels, check for wear, punctures, and proper inflation to ensure stable movement and load-bearing capacity.
• Examine the Frame and Tow Bar: Inspect the frame for cracks or damage, and tighten any loose bolts. Ensure that the tow bar is securely attached and in good condition for safe towing