{"id":79939,"date":"2025-01-26T14:06:36","date_gmt":"2025-01-26T19:06:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/autosector.com\/?p=79939"},"modified":"2025-01-26T14:06:36","modified_gmt":"2025-01-26T19:06:36","slug":"e-quipment-highlight-toro-e2500-thl-and-ts-electric-ultra-buggies","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/autosector.com\/?p=79939","title":{"rendered":"E-quipment highlight: Toro e2500 THL and TS Electric Ultra Buggies"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The new e2500-THL and TS electric Ultra Buggies from Toro offer construction and demo crews a carrying capacity of 2500 lbs. (on the TS model), six-and-a-half foot dump height (on the THL), nearly 13 cubic ft. of capacity, and hours of quiet, fume-free operation.<\/p>\n

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Despite the second Trump administration\u2019s loosening grip on emissions regulations, the fact remains that a growing number of municipalities in both red and blue regions of the US are continuing to clamp down on noise regulations<\/a>, which means that construction crews with quiet running electric equipment will be able to get jobs that crews stubbornly holding on to diesel and gas won\u2019t. Toro absolutely gets it, which is why its e2500-THL and TS Ultra Buggy line will be welcomed by smart crews with open arms.<\/p>\n

For their open-mindedness, those crews will be rewarded with machines powered by 7 kWh\u2019s worth of Toro HyperCell lithium-ion battery. That\u2019s good enough for up to eight hours of continuous operation, according to Toro \u2013\u00a0enough for two typical working shifts.<\/p>\n

And, thanks to the Toro Ultra Buggies\u2019 narrow, 31.5\u2033 width, they can easily navigate man doors on inside jobs, as well, making them ideal for indoor demolition and construction jobs. A zero-turn radius and auto-return dump mechanism that ensures the tub automatically returns to the proper resting position make things easy for the operator, too.<\/p>\n

Toro says that each of its small (for Toro<\/a>) e2500 Ultra Buggy units can replace as many as five wheelbarrows on a given job site. Pricing is expected to start at about $32,000.<\/p>\n

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