Makita DCU602 battery-powered garden cart

Akuaiakäru
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35 EUR + VAT

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Product information

A battery-powered garden cart with a brushless motor and a load capacity of up to 300 kg.

The Makita DCU602 is a powerful 36-volt battery-powered garden cart designed for people who value comfort, efficiency and clean running. Whether you are moving soil, collecting leaves or shifting building materials, this cart does the heavy work for you.

Running on two 18V LXT batteries (36V in total), the DCU602 delivers steady, even power. The electric motor carries the load, so you only steer.

The sturdy load bed holds up to 500 litres and takes loads of up to 300 kilograms, so it suits light garden waste as well as heavy stone and soil.

Unloading is quick and takes no physical effort thanks to the easy tipping system. Press the lever and the bed empties itself.

With its narrow body and rubber-coated wheel, the DCU602 also copes in tight spots such as plant beds, rock gardens and narrow paths.

The DCU602 is an ideal choice for homeowners, gardeners and arborists who want to save time and spare their back. Because it produces no exhaust fumes, it works just as well in an open garden as it does indoors in greenhouses and warehouses.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Battery rated voltage 2 x 18 V
  • Product weight with battery 145-147 kg
  • Product dimensions (L x W x H) 1480 x 730 x 820 – 1030 mm
  • Forward travel speed 0 – 1.5 / 3.5 / 5.0 km/h
  • Reverse travel speed 0 – 1 km/h

RENT WITHOUT THE DRIVER IN NORTH-ESTONIA

Hallan Nõlvak
Phone: +372 5555 1274

E-mail: hallan@fortal.ee

RENT WITH DRIVER IN NORTH-ESTONIA

Kaarel Laanepuu
Phone: +372 5555 7700

E-mail: kaarel@fortal.ee

RENT WITH/WITHOUT DRIVER IN SOUTH-ESTONIA

Erik Raag
Phone: +372 5555 1247

E-mail: erik@fortal.ee

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