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WHAT IS A CHORE BUGGY?
A chore buggy is a stand-on electric utility cart built for everyday hauling — up to 1,000 lb on a steel bed, through gates and barn aisles just 31 inches wide, all day on a battery that charges overnight for pennies.
It fills the gap every property has: more than a wheelbarrow, where it's all you and one load at a time — and far less than a UTV, which is fifteen thousand dollars of machine for jobs that mostly need a bed and a throttle. Quiet enough for indoors, tough enough for outside, simple enough that anyone on the property can run it. No license, no fuel, no learning curve.
It's not a scaled-down UTV or a motorized cart. It's the right-sized tool for the ninety percent of hauling that happens between the truck and the far corner of the property.
SUDDENLY, THE CHORES ARE THE FUN PART.
CHORE BUGGY SPECS, IN WRITING.
SUPPORTED FROM CADOTT, WISCONSIN.
THE SUPPORT TEAM
GOOD TO KNOW.
THE OFFICIAL VEHICLE OF THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION.
Of everything in the Barn, this is the one Barnaby claims as his. Feed runs before sunrise, firewood duty, fence-line inspections, and at least one lap a day with no cargo and no explanation. If you're wondering which buggy the mascot would pick — he already did.
WHAT ELSE IS IN THE BARN.
EVERYBODY NEEDS A BUGGY.
Pick your tires and battery, add a mat, get to work
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