Free delivery in Michigan · Regional freight from $248

Crews, nurseries, campgrounds & the outdoors

An electric wagon for farmers market load-in

Truck to booth before the first customer.

Market day starts with an hour of carrying and ends with another. Vendor parking is rarely next to your booth, and every trip with a cooler is a trip you're not selling.

Why this job is harder than it should be

Folding wagons sag with heavy coolers, and hand trucks only take one stack at a time.

How the WorkWagon helps

Whole booth in a few trips

Tent, weights, tables, and crates on a 1,500 × 800 mm (59.1 × 31.5 in) deck.

Heavy coolers

Full coolers and ice are easy within the 800 kg (1,764 lb) rating.

Restock mid-day

Bring backup crates from the truck without leaving your booth for long.

Pack-out

Load it all back up at the end of a long day.

Load planning

Approximate weights.

Canopy weight11–18 kg (25–40 lb) each
Full 70 L (75 qt) cooler35–45 kg (75–100 lb)
Folding table, 1.8 m (6 ft)≈ 14–20 kg (30–45 lb)
WorkWagon safe load rating800 kg (1,764 lb)

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WorkWagon — $2,798

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

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Common questions

How do I get it to the market?

It weighs 170 kg (375 lb), so plan on a trailer or truck with a ramp. Ask us about your setup.

Is it allowed at farmers markets?

Rules vary by market. Check with your market manager about powered equipment.

Can it carry my canopy and weights?

Yes. A full booth setup is usually well within the 800 kg (1,764 lb) rating.

More answers in the WorkWagon FAQ, our 3-year warranty and return policy, and freight rates by state.

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