United Rentals offers an extensive fleet of motorized concrete buggy rentals — also known as Georgia buggies — perfectly suited for holding and pouring loads of wet concrete where you need them. We offer a variety of gas-powered buggies for commercial or large jobs as well as push-around buggy rentals for smaller jobs.

The Georgia buggy was initially designed for concrete work but is now used for many applications, including transporting sod in landscaping, material handling and debris removal. Their versatile nature makes buggy rentals a popular choice among United Rentals customers, and we have multiple sizes available for whatever your site needs.

Concrete buckets are specially designed hoppers for large amounts of wet concrete. These are not the five-gallon buckets used by concrete DIY-ers. The concrete buckets we rent out can hold from 3/4 yards to 5 yards of concrete. They are easily transported by forklift and can pour up to 1.5 cubic yards of concrete into your site.

FAQs About Power Buggies & Buckets

How much does a concrete buggy weigh?

• The weight depends on the model and size of the Georgia buggy. Motorized concrete buggies can weigh up to 2 tons and can hold up to 2 tons of concrete. Concrete is very heavy so the buggy has to be durable and hefty enough to carry and transport it. A push buggy, transported by hand, can weigh up to 1,000 pounds with concrete. Concrete typically weighs 145 lbs. per cubic foot, and a concrete buggy can hold up to 8 cubic feet.

How much concrete does a Georgia buggy hold?

• We offer a variety of motorized Georgia buggies that can hold from 10 cubic feet to 30 cubic feet depending on your needs. These buggies are good for commercial use or construction sites. Our push concrete buggies can hold up to 8 cubic feet if you have a smaller job such as a patio or slab work.

Should I get a concrete bucket or a concrete buggy?

• Concrete buckets and concrete buggies store wet concrete and pour it for use. If you have one worksite and do not need to move around to pour, a concrete bucket can suit your needs. If you need to move around the worksite or pour concrete in multiple places, a concrete buggy would be advantageous because you can quickly move around and dump your concrete wherever you need it.