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Track Carriers

Track Carrier for Grey-Bruce Property and Land Work

The motorized wheelbarrow you'll wonder how you lived without.

5.6–14.5 HP1,543–2,646 lb capacity34.6–38.4" wide
What I tell peopleMoving stone behind a house or firewood down a bush trail — this little carrier out-hauls a crew.
Kubota KC Series — Track Carriers

Questions I get about the KC Series

What exactly is the KC Series, and what does it replace?

The KC Series is Kubota's track carrier line, essentially a motorized, tracked dump carrier that replaces the wheelbarrow, or a crew hauling material by hand, for moving stone, soil, mulch, or firewood across uneven ground. It ranges from 5.6 to 14.5 HP across the lineup, with capacities from 1,543 to 2,646 lb depending on the model.

How wide is the KC Series, and will it fit through a standard gate?

The KC lineup ranges from 34.6 to 38.4 inches wide depending on the model, which fits through most standard gates and side-yard access points where a truck or larger loader can't go.

What's the biggest advantage of a KC carrier over hauling material by hand or with a wheelbarrow?

Tracks give it stable footing on soft ground, slopes, and trails that a wheeled wheelbarrow would struggle with, and the powered dump bed carries far more per trip than a person can push. For jobs like moving stone behind a house or hauling firewood down a bush trail, it consistently out-hauls a crew working by hand.

Which KC model should I look at? Is there a real difference across the 5.6 to 14.5 HP range?

The range spans from a lighter-duty carrier suited to smaller loads and tighter access up to a higher-capacity unit near 2,646 lb for bigger material-moving jobs. The right size comes down to how much material you're moving per trip and how tight the access is, worth talking through your specific site before settling on a model.

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