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Farm, barn & homestead

An electric wagon for compost, mulch, and soil

Spring bed prep without the sore back.

Every spring, the same mountain of compost and soil needs to go everywhere at once. Soil is deceptively heavy, and the trips add up fast.

Why this job is harder than it should be

Wheelbarrows full of soil are some of the heaviest loads you push all year. Many people under-fill to keep control, doubling the number of trips.

How the WorkWagon helps

Rated for heavy material

800 kg (1,764 lb) safe load rating — soil is dense, so you'll hit weight before you fill the deck.

Bags stay organized

Bagged soil and mulch stack flat on the steel deck.

Right to the bed

Pull alongside and unload at the bed, not at the end of the driveway.

Powder-coated steel

Easy to sweep and rinse after messy loads.

Load planning

Approximate; moisture changes weight a lot. Soil reaches the weight limit long before the deck is full.

Bagged soil, 0.06 m³ (2 cu ft)18–23 kg (40–50 lb)
Bagged mulch, 0.06 m³ (2 cu ft)9–14 kg (20–30 lb)
Loose topsoil, 0.1 m³ (3.5 cu ft)≈ 130–170 kg (290–375 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 many bags of soil can it carry?

About 35–40 bags of 18–23 kg (40–50 lb), staying within the 800 kg (1,764 lb) rating.

Can I load loose soil directly?

You can, but tubs or a liner make unloading much easier. Watch the weight — loose soil is heavy.

Can it carry pavers or stone?

Yes, within the 800 kg (1,764 lb) rating. Stone is dense, so plan smaller loads.

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

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