We haven't published a hill (grade) rating for the WorkWagon yet. Instead of guessing, here's how to describe your property so we can give you a straight answer.
What to check
- The steepest slope you'd haul up or down — especially while loaded.
- Surfaces: grass, gravel, packed dirt, sand, mud, snow.
- Wet seasons: spring thaw and fall rain change everything.
- Your narrowest gate or path (it needs more than 800 mm / 31.5 in).
Estimating a slope
Lay a 1 m (or 3 ft) level on the slope, lift the low end until it's level, and measure the gap. Divide the gap by the length to get the grade: a 10 cm gap over 1 m is a 10% grade.
Then ask us
Send us your slope estimates, surfaces, and typical loads through the form below. We'll tell you honestly whether the WorkWagon fits.
WorkWagon — $2,798
Free Michigan delivery · Regional freight from $248 · 3-year warranty · Shipments begin January 2027
Common questions
Can the WorkWagon climb hills?
Its grade capability hasn't been published yet. Describe your terrain and we'll give you an honest answer before you buy.
Does it work in sand?
Soft sand is hard for any wheeled cart. Tell us about your conditions.
Does it work in mud and snow?
Firm and packed surfaces work best. A weather rating isn't published yet, so ask us about yours.
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