FAQs

The capacity of PowerPusher equipment is based on many variables. For this reason, we have set up a talented team to help guide you through the selection process. Contact us to get started.

Yes, the PowerPusher equipment can push and pull.

No, our electric pushers and tugs use regular deep cycle marine batteries.

Yes, PowerPusher specializes in making custom attachments to match our equipment to yours.

Yes, the MFC-100 includes a high-powered actuator for lifting loads. In special cases, the two-wheeled PowerPushers can be modified to incorporate lifting.

Yes, all PowerPushers include braking. There is also an additional option of an automatic parking brake on some.

The PowerPusher can be charged on a 100-240 Volts AC, single phase, 50 or 60 Hz electrical service. The max amp draw varies by machine but is no more than 7.5 amps max.

The run time depends on the load it is moving and the environment it is being used in. In general, the PowerPushers should last 2-6 miles in between charges.

It takes 6- 8 hours to charge the batteries.

Because PowerPushers are tailored to specific applications, the weight will vary to optimize both traction and power at the lowest cost.

The speed of each machine varies based on the configuration of torque vs. top speed.

Yes, the top speed and acceleration speed are programmable for both forward and reverse.