WHEEL BUGGIES // AW16-P

With propane as a primary fuel type, the AW16-P Allen Wheel Buggy offers versatility on top of its standard sixteen cubic foot polyethylene bucket, two-inch solid steel frame, eight-liter fuel capacity, and a 2,500 lb payload. This wheel buggy is ready for both indoor and outdoor jobs on the most demanding job sites.

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Specifications

ENGINE

HONDA GX390

HORSEPOWER CLASS

13 hp / 9.6 kW

STARTER

Electric

FUEL TYPE

Vapor Propane

PROPANE FUEL CAPACITY

33 lb / 8 L

TOP SPEED

7 mph / 11.2 kph

PAYLOAD

2,500 lb / 1,134 kg

BUCKET CAPACITY

16 cu. ft. / 0.45 cu. m

LIFT CYLINDER DIAMETER

2 in / 51 mm

DUMP ANGLE

90º

DUMP/RETURN SPEED EMPTY

5 Seconds

WHEELBASE

40 in / 102 cm

TIRES

Foam Filled

WEIGHT

1,370 lb / 590 kg

DIMENSIONS (L X W X H)

97 x 47 x 64 in / 246 x 119 x 162 cm

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33 lb Propane fuel capacity

16 cubic foot capacity, heavy-duty poly dump bucket

Hydraulic dump action

2" Solid steel frame

Foot-operated brake mechanism

Side-to-side forklift pockets

Rear-to-front forklift pockets

FAQ's

Dump cylinder won't dump or is slow on my wheel buggy

1. Check there is no air in the lines

2. Check that the pressure is accurate on the dump valve. This pressure should read 1500 psi.

Engine is growling when throttle is lowered to idle on my wheel buggy

Check that the coupler and jaw element is seated properly and not damaged

Wheel buggy creeps while idle

Adjust the throttle lever bolt under the throttle lever on the pump's left or right until it idles without creeping

What oil goes in the hydraulic tank in the wheel buggy?

10w30 Motor Oil