Burden Carriers

Essential vehicles for improving the efficiency of any warehouse, burden carriers increase the rate at which orders can be picked and assembled or serve as ideal vehicles for maintenance and materials management crews.

• Ideal for transporting loads of up to 5,200 pounds quickly and easily
• Trailer attachments allow you to transport additional loads
• Safely transports one or two people
• Electronic and gasoline powered options available
• Ideal for manufacturing and warehouse settings, colleges, universities and hospitals

With carriers that range in capacity from 2,200 lbs to 5,200 lbs., these vehicles are known for their efficiency, reliability, durability, and safety.

• Our carriers feature electronic speed control that increase run time and improves battery life as well as automotive steering and drive train components to reduce downtime and maintenance costs.
• They are constructed with a rugged 14 gauge diamond plate steel unitized chassis, 10 gauge steel support sections, and integral front and rear steel bumpers to excel in difficult industrial environments.
• Safety features like driver presence seat switches, dual headlights, taillights, and stoplights are also standard on all models.

Get There In Comfort, Style and Safety

Provide your personnel the support and efficiency of utility vehicles from Wiese. They'll appreciate the advantages that come with having the right vehicle for every job, and you'll appreciate the solid return on your investment. Contact your exclusive Wiese representative for these and other examples of the power of teamwork.

Parts & Service

As one of the largest material handling equipment companies in the Midwest, Wiese can service all types and brands of forklifts, booms, lifts, sweepers, scrubbers, rail car movers and other industrial vehicles. Plus, our stock of replacement parts and accessories is unmatched in the Midwest.

For immediate service, please contact your local branch.

Rental Equipment

Save money when you rent from Wiese. Certain pieces of equipment that aren't used all the time can be poor capital investments. In fact, when you compare costs on an hours-worked basis, you might be shocked at the difference between owned equipment versus rental. You can potentially save thousands of dollars per year by renting equipment, rather than purchasing.

Learn more about our rental equipment.