Free delivery in Michigan · Regional freight from $248

Comparisons

WorkWagon vs WAGGON

A Wisconsin cart and a Michigan wagon, side by side.

WAGGON builds a well-regarded line of electric utility carts in Wisconsin, sold online and through dealers including select Rural King stores. Here's how its Base Series compares with the WorkWagon.

Side by side

WorkWagonWAGGON Signature Edition
Price$2,798 ($1,798 with the founder pre-sale voucher, while available)$2,949 (1,000 W, single battery)
FreightFree in Michigan; $248–$548 by region, liftgate includedFree U.S. shipping (listed as limited time)
Load rating800 kg (1,764 lb)1,000 lb (454 kg)
Motor1,000 W (1.34 hp)1,000 W (1,200 W / 1,500 W optional)
Battery48 V, 20 Ah48 V sealed lead-acid
Top speed25 km/h (15.5 mph)15 mph (24 km/h)
Warranty3 years2 years
How you buyDirect from the farmDirect online or through dealers

What WAGGON does well

  • Several editions (Signature, Snow & Mud, Lawn & Turf) plus a hydraulic dump series.
  • Ships fully assembled, with in-person dealer locations.
  • Published runtime: 6–8 hours on a single battery.

Why buyers choose the WorkWagon

  • A lower base price: $2,798 vs $2,949.
  • A higher published load rating: 800 kg (1,764 lb).
  • A 3-year warranty vs 2 years.
  • Direct support from the farm that uses it, with free Michigan delivery.

Which one fits you

If you want a hydraulic dump bed or to see one at a dealer, WAGGON is worth a look. If you want more load rating and a longer warranty for less money, the WorkWagon is the better value.

Competitor figures are from their public product pages as of October 2026 and may change; check their sites for current details.

WorkWagon — $2,798

Free Michigan delivery · Regional freight from $248 · 3-year warranty · Shipments begin January 2027

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Common questions

Is the WorkWagon less expensive than WAGGON?

Yes. The WorkWagon is $2,798; the WAGGON Signature Edition lists at $2,949 for the 1,000 W single-battery model (October 2026).

Which has the better warranty?

The WorkWagon has a 3-year warranty against defects; WAGGON lists a 2-year warranty.

Does the WorkWagon have a dump bed?

No. It has a flat steel deck. If you need hydraulic dumping, a dump model may fit better.

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