Electric Wheelbarrow Utility Cart, 330 lb Capacity
Haul soil, mulch and debris without pushing every pound. The Red Rock electric utility cart carries up to 330 lb (150 kg) with a forward/reverse switch, throttle lever and battery indicator right on the grips.
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Haul soil, mulch and debris without pushing every pound. The Red Rock electric utility cart carries up to 330 lb (150 kg) with a forward/reverse switch, throttle lever and battery indicator right on the grips.
Electric-powered Red Rock utility cart that hauls up to 330 lbs (150 kg) so you do less pushing
- heavy manual pushing of loads
- fatigue on long hauling jobs
- uneven ground wheel control
Haul the load. Skip the push.
Heavy soil and mulch used to mean slow, sore trips across the yard. With the Red Rock electric utility cart, the motor carries up to 330 lb while you steer.
Controls that keep you in charge

Control the load
The forward/reverse rocker sits on the right grip and the throttle lever on the left. You steer and set the pace without pushing the weight yourself.

Carry up to 330 lb
The full-size dump barrel is rated for 330 lb (150 kg) of soil, mulch or debris. Tip it at the pile and go back for more.

Know your charge
The battery indicator on the left grip shows charge before you start, so a job never runs short halfway across the yard.
Rated for real material
- 330 lbRated load capacity
- 150 kgMetric rated capacity
From charge to first load in minutes
- 1Charge and check
Charge the AGM battery and read the indicator on the left grip.
- 2Load the barrel
Spread material evenly and stay within 330 lb (150 kg).
- 3Select direction
Press the rocker on the right grip to forward or reverse.
- 4Set speed
Ease the throttle lever and steer at a steady pace.
- 5Dump
Stop at the pile and tip the barrel to empty it.
From sore trips to steady hauls
The third load is the hardest
A mulch delivery lands and the first trip feels fine. By the third, your back and shoulders are doing all the work. Uneven ground makes a heavy manual wheelbarrow wobble, and every trip depends on how much strength you have left.
Power that you steer
An electric drive motor sits on the axle and an AGM battery rides in its own compartment. The motor carries the load. You pick direction with the rocker switch, set speed with the throttle lever, and guide the cart where it needs to go.
Finish the job with energy left
The same pile of mulch now moves under power. You finish the beds, then have energy left for the rest of the yard. That is where a premium cart pays for itself over a manual barrow that leaves you wrecked.
Simple care for a long working life
- Recharge early
Plug in when the indicator reads low. Avoid running the AGM battery flat.
- Rinse the barrel
Clear soil and debris after use.
- Check connections
Keep battery wiring snug and clear of moving parts.
- Store dry
Keep the cart under cover to protect the powder-coated frame.
Where a manual wheelbarrow runs out of steam
| Red Rock Electric Cart | Manual Wheelbarrow | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor drives the load | — | |
| Forward/reverse control | — | |
| Battery indicator | — | |
| Dump-style barrel | ||
| Needs charging | Yes | No |
| Effort on heavy loads | Low | High |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
If you move mulch, soil or debris often, yes. A manual barrow costs less up front but every trip runs on your back and stamina. Over a season of heavy jobs, the motor saves hours of pushing and a lot of soreness.
Run time depends on load weight, ground and how much you use the throttle. Check the battery indicator on the left grip before each job and recharge when it shows low.
Charge time is not listed in our product data, so check the charger instructions that come with your cart. Plan charging between jobs and avoid running the battery flat.
Large tires and a steel frame help keep it steady. Slow down with the throttle on slopes, keep loads within 330 lb and spread them evenly. Stop fully before switching direction.
330 lb (150 kg). Stay at or under that rating for steady steering and a longer life for the frame, tires and motor.
The rocker switch is on the right grip. Slow to a stop, press it to forward or reverse, then ease the throttle lever on the left grip.

















