Uber Mover 206CP

Double wheel motorized concrete wheelbarrow

Currently, concrete contractors only have three alternatives to pour concrete: manual wheelbarrow, powered concrete buggy, or pump truck.  The Haulz-All Uber Mover 206CP fills the gap between a manual wheelbarrow and concrete buggy. The 206CP can handle up to 650 pounds on a hard level surface, and it’s two wheel drive system provides total stability so tip-over-spills are eliminated.  The patented pour-nose (spout) tub allows total control of where the concrete is poured, so it is especially useful for pouring silo tubes, narrow trenches, and even post holes.

Now concrete contractors have a machine that is light enough to carry in a pick up or stake body, but powerful enough to move concrete easily and reliably.  A 40+ yard pour is out of the useful range of a 206CP and a concrete buggy or pump truck would be a better choice.  However, for jobs that are 40 yards or less, especially if the pour is in a tight spot or indoors, the Uber Mover 206CP is ideal.  As a general rule of thumb:

-         10-15 yards, 1-2 machines            -       15 to 25 yards, 2-3 machines

-         25 to 30 yards, 3-4 machines        -      35 to 40 yards, 4 -5 machines.

Furthermore, with the pour nose spout, you do not need a second laborer to guide the mud into the hole or trench.  Your laborers are free to move concrete.  Using an Uber Mover 206CP will typically allow you to use one less laborer on the job.  And as with all Haulz-All equipment, regenerative braking is included.  Concrete contractors can expect a battery range of 2-4 hours depending on how hilly the job is, and how far from the truck you are pouring.  Recharge for a completely discharged set of batteries is 4-6 hours, so we suggest at least one machine per truck load of concrete to be poured.