Max Dumper
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Max Dumper Power Barrows for landscapers, ground workers, builders and tree surgeons.
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The Honda-powered max dumper is great for transporting all types of landscaping and building products in narrow access areas. Like the muck truck, the max dumper power barrow can be fitted with the full range of accessories such as the flatbed for moving paving slabs, skip extensions sometimes known as greedy boards for holding more volume. For the not so heavy loads such as leaves, bark and garden debris, turf or grass tyres can be fitted to reduce ground pressure to protect prestigious lawns. When fitted with the high capacity loading skip you can move concrete, wet cement, gravel, dirt.
Like the muck truck, the 4WD max dumper is a power barrow for moving all kinds of building and landscaping materials over almost any terrain but with a capacity of an extra 25% more than the quarter-ton muck truck. In more recent years woodland owners and tree surgeons have invested in the max dumper to speed up the removal of timber, logs, and branches or brash as it is known in the trade. Both the max dumper and muck truck are just 710 mm wide making it easy to manoeuvre around the back of houses and through garden gates working hand in hand with micro diggers.
When comparing it to operating a typical wheelbarrow the max dumper truck will certainly speed up and increase work productivity on average by 400% while also substantially reducing operator tiredness.
The max dumper is powered by the Honda 160cc GXV commercial grade 4-stroke engine for reliability and performance on building sites. The 365 Kg capacity loading skip when full of building materials can travel over obstacles, climb up steps, and get up 30-degree inclines. Shifting up to five times more than a normal wheelbarrow and typically twice as much as tracked dumpers.
Like the muck truck, the max dumper is perfectly balanced and stable in operation. The wheel position in relation to the skip and load position coupled together with the centre of gravity of the muck truck max dumper allows the skips to be easily emptied with minimum effort. They steer just like a wheelbarrow but are more stable, having two front wheels instead of one wheel, and when loaded become easier to steer due to the balance point of the max dumper, they have 1 reverse gear and 3 forward gears.
Like the muck truck, the 4WD max dumper is a power barrow for moving all kinds of building and landscaping materials over almost any terrain but with a capacity of an extra 25% more than the quarter-ton muck truck. In more recent years woodland owners and tree surgeons have invested in the max dumper to speed up the removal of timber, logs, and branches or brash as it is known in the trade. Both the max dumper and muck truck are just 710 mm wide making it easy to manoeuvre around the back of houses and through garden gates working hand in hand with micro diggers.
When comparing it to operating a typical wheelbarrow the max dumper truck will certainly speed up and increase work productivity on average by 400% while also substantially reducing operator tiredness.
The max dumper is powered by the Honda 160cc GXV commercial grade 4-stroke engine for reliability and performance on building sites. The 365 Kg capacity loading skip when full of building materials can travel over obstacles, climb up steps, and get up 30-degree inclines. Shifting up to five times more than a normal wheelbarrow and typically twice as much as tracked dumpers.
Like the muck truck, the max dumper is perfectly balanced and stable in operation. The wheel position in relation to the skip and load position coupled together with the centre of gravity of the muck truck max dumper allows the skips to be easily emptied with minimum effort. They steer just like a wheelbarrow but are more stable, having two front wheels instead of one wheel, and when loaded become easier to steer due to the balance point of the max dumper, they have 1 reverse gear and 3 forward gears.
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Typical users and how they use the muck truck:
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Max Dumper Specification:
Engine: Honda GXV 160cc, 4 stroke, 5.5hp commercial petrol engine Transmission: 3 x Fwd 1 x Rev Speed: 3.5 mph Fuel: Unleaded petrol Capacity: 850lbs/365kgs 8 cu ft (226 Litres) Drive: 4 wheel drive Noise rating: 79 db Parking brake: Disc Wheels: Front 10" 4 ply rear 10" pneumatic tyres Weight: 140Kgs unladen Dimensions: Length 163 cm/64" x Width 71 cm/28" x Height 92 cm/36" 10W/30 mineral oil is recommended. Call us on 0845 3731 832 for more information or a quotation. |
Galvanised skip (optional upgrade)
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Max Dumper information:
- Works well with a number of other appliances, such as mini diggers and cement mixers.
- The mini dumper has been in production for over 14 years.
- Honda GXV engine comes with a 24 month Honda backed consumer and commercial warranty.
- Can change mini dumper attachments in seconds.
- Tests have proven the Muck Truck moves approximately 5 to 6 times the amount a wheelbarrow does and approximately 2½ times the amount of material compared to a tracked skip loader or tracked skip carrier in the same amount of time.
- The muck truck is simple, quick & easy to use.
- Easy to steer, just like a wheel barrow.
- Virtually no effort required.
- Day after day usage without backache and pains.
- This mini dumper saves time, money and increases productivity.
- 4x4 muck truck Powerdrive - climbs 30° slopes, go anywhere capability.
- Carries approximately 2½ wheel barrow loads.
- Muck Truck ramp attachment enables safe, easy skip loading, also trailers and open back vans.
- Muck truck flat bed attachment enables paving slabs, bagged products etc to be easily moved.
- Only 0.7M (28) wide - fits through average door or gate ways.
- Rides over the ground, where tracked skip loaders and tracked carriers cut into ground's surface & are a lot bigger, slower & awkward to operate.
- The muck truck can also part load tip.
- Transportable – the muck truck climbs into and out of vans on its own with no need to leave on site.
- The mini dumper carries 15 x 1M rolls of turf.
- Quick payback time against your investment.
- Many other muck truck attachments available.
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Muck Truck FAQ's
1. Q - Can I fill up a skip fully using just the Muck Truck and loading ramp?
A – Yes, Once you have filled the end you are loading from, simply drive the muck truck into the skip with the bucket in the tipped position (90°) and push the dirt or materials across the skip to the other end, then work your way back with each tip to the loading end, this way your Muck Truck can fill up a skip completely.
2. Q – What is the parts ordering process?
A – Parts are kept in stock, if we process your order by 12 noon you will receive your parts on the following working day.
3. Q – Why is the Muck Truck so stable?
A – The power barrow is built on 4 wheels. It has a low centre of gravity and the centre point of the machine ensures that it is stable. It is especially useful when filling the muck truck using a micro or mini digger.
4. Q – What is the Muck Truck four wheel drive system and why is it so effective?
A – The power drive is what enables it to travel up inclines up to 30° with a full load. It works by all six wheels being connected to each other under tyre friction, the front wheels are the driving wheels, which in turn create a reverse motion of the smaller centre wheels, which then creates drive into the rear wheels giving the four wheel drive system.
5. Q – How do I know if I have a MK 1, 2 or 3 model Muck Truck?
A – Every machine has a serial number marked on an ID plate, simply quote this number and we can tell you.
6. Q – How do I change direction when using my Muck Truck?
A – Due to the power barrow being perfectly balanced whether loaded or unloaded, you change direction like steering a wheel barrow with a very slight lifting of the handle bars and then you turn accordingly.
7. Q – Does the Muck Truck start easily?
A – Most definitely, almost everyone can start the muck truck with ease.
8. Q – Is the Muck Truck complicated or easy to use?
A – It is the easiest to use mini dumper in the marketplace today, easy starting, simple steering due to the wheel barrow type technique and most of all its perfect balance, unlike complicated skid/steer skip loader type dumpers.
9. Q – Do Muck Truck UK have a network of dealers offering after sales support on their products?
A – Yes, the Muck Truck has been in production since the late 80s and has a very well established dealer network to support its customers.
Call us on 0845 3731 832 for more information or a quotation.
1. Q - Can I fill up a skip fully using just the Muck Truck and loading ramp?
A – Yes, Once you have filled the end you are loading from, simply drive the muck truck into the skip with the bucket in the tipped position (90°) and push the dirt or materials across the skip to the other end, then work your way back with each tip to the loading end, this way your Muck Truck can fill up a skip completely.
2. Q – What is the parts ordering process?
A – Parts are kept in stock, if we process your order by 12 noon you will receive your parts on the following working day.
3. Q – Why is the Muck Truck so stable?
A – The power barrow is built on 4 wheels. It has a low centre of gravity and the centre point of the machine ensures that it is stable. It is especially useful when filling the muck truck using a micro or mini digger.
4. Q – What is the Muck Truck four wheel drive system and why is it so effective?
A – The power drive is what enables it to travel up inclines up to 30° with a full load. It works by all six wheels being connected to each other under tyre friction, the front wheels are the driving wheels, which in turn create a reverse motion of the smaller centre wheels, which then creates drive into the rear wheels giving the four wheel drive system.
5. Q – How do I know if I have a MK 1, 2 or 3 model Muck Truck?
A – Every machine has a serial number marked on an ID plate, simply quote this number and we can tell you.
6. Q – How do I change direction when using my Muck Truck?
A – Due to the power barrow being perfectly balanced whether loaded or unloaded, you change direction like steering a wheel barrow with a very slight lifting of the handle bars and then you turn accordingly.
7. Q – Does the Muck Truck start easily?
A – Most definitely, almost everyone can start the muck truck with ease.
8. Q – Is the Muck Truck complicated or easy to use?
A – It is the easiest to use mini dumper in the marketplace today, easy starting, simple steering due to the wheel barrow type technique and most of all its perfect balance, unlike complicated skid/steer skip loader type dumpers.
9. Q – Do Muck Truck UK have a network of dealers offering after sales support on their products?
A – Yes, the Muck Truck has been in production since the late 80s and has a very well established dealer network to support its customers.
Call us on 0845 3731 832 for more information or a quotation.
Muck Truck Max Case Study
Earth Moving Services Ltd
1 Micro excavator and 1 Muck Truck Max on an outbuilding demolition task:
Distance from excavation site to tip point approx. 25 metres through a narrow alleyway:
Route travelled by Muck Truck Max followed a sort of ‘S’ shape from back garden into alley way as designated by the wooden boards used to protect the lawn:
Total amount of hardcore material shifted in 7 ½ hours:
The stockpile was equivalent to more than 1 six wheel grab lorry load:
Some material left over after grab lorry had loaded:
Muck Truck Max Tip Cycles:
Muck Truck Max engine left idling whilst being loaded by micro excavator and ran at full throttle when travelling.
Approx. 45% time in 3rd gear travelling loaded to tip site.
Approx. 5% time in 1st gear turning out of alley way to tip the load.
Approx. 50% in reverse gear travelling back to hardcore stockpile to be loaded my micro excavator.
Fuel consumption during this task: 0.46 litres per hour.
May 2015 - Since this Case Study, Stephen Trott of Earthmoving Services has been so pleased with the Muck Truck Max Dumper he has expanded and brought a second machine fitted with Double Wheels.
Click here for Max Dumper customer reviews
Earth Moving Services Ltd
1 Micro excavator and 1 Muck Truck Max on an outbuilding demolition task:
Distance from excavation site to tip point approx. 25 metres through a narrow alleyway:
Route travelled by Muck Truck Max followed a sort of ‘S’ shape from back garden into alley way as designated by the wooden boards used to protect the lawn:
Total amount of hardcore material shifted in 7 ½ hours:
The stockpile was equivalent to more than 1 six wheel grab lorry load:
Some material left over after grab lorry had loaded:
Muck Truck Max Tip Cycles:
Muck Truck Max engine left idling whilst being loaded by micro excavator and ran at full throttle when travelling.
Approx. 45% time in 3rd gear travelling loaded to tip site.
Approx. 5% time in 1st gear turning out of alley way to tip the load.
Approx. 50% in reverse gear travelling back to hardcore stockpile to be loaded my micro excavator.
Fuel consumption during this task: 0.46 litres per hour.
May 2015 - Since this Case Study, Stephen Trott of Earthmoving Services has been so pleased with the Muck Truck Max Dumper he has expanded and brought a second machine fitted with Double Wheels.
Click here for Max Dumper customer reviews
