Tracked Carriers

Tracked Carriers

Tracked Carrier eLearning, Online and On-Demand

Practical, online training designed to improve safety and confidence
when using tracked carriers (without attachments) on site.

Tracked Carrier eLearning, Online and On-Demand

Tracked carriers are compact load-carrying machines designed to move heavy materials safely across rough terrain, soft ground, and restricted-access sites. Used across construction, infrastructure, glazing, and industrial environments, they provide a practical solution where manual handling is inefficient and wheeled equipment cannot operate effectively.

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Tracked carriers are widely used to transport heavy or awkward loads across sites where access is limited and ground conditions are poor. Their tracked undercarriage provides improved traction and weight distribution, allowing them to travel over uneven, soft, or difficult terrain while maintaining control and stability.

They are commonly used across construction, civil engineering, rail, utilities, glazing, and industrial applications to move materials, equipment, and site supplies. Whether supporting internal site logistics or transporting loads into hard-to-reach areas, tracked carriers help improve efficiency while reducing reliance on manual handling.

The most suitable tracked carrier will depend on factors such as load weight, load type, site access, ground conditions, and travel route. Compact models are ideal for restricted-access environments, while higher-capacity machines are better suited to more demanding site conditions and heavier material movement.

GGR Group supplies tracked carriers for a wide range of applications across the UK, supporting both hire and purchase requirements. With a focus on specialist material handling and restricted-access solutions, we help customers select the most suitable equipment for their project, improving site efficiency and supporting safer operations.

TC 0.3 Tracked Carrier

Capacity: 300kg
Gradeability: up to 45°
Reference: TC 0.3

1.5 FX Tracked Carrier

Capacity: 1500kg
Weight: 465kg
Reference: TC 1.5

Tracked Carriers

3.0 FX Tracked Carrier

Capacity: 3000kg
Weight: 720 or 790kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 ELC / TPS 3.0 LTH

3.0 FX Crane Kit

Capacity: 990kg
Weight: +510kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 CRK

ML Dolly Kit

Capacity: 1500kg
Weight: 96kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 DOK

3.0 FX Battery Dolly

Function: Battery Handling
Benefit: Faster Changeovers
Reference: TPS 3.0 BCK

ML Multiframe

Load Expansion
Handle Wide Materials
Reference: TPS 3.0 AFR

3.0 FX Lifter Kit

Lifting Capability
Precise Placement
Reference: TPS 3.0 LK1 / TPS 3.0 LK2

Tracked Leveller 2.5

Capacity: 2500kg
Weight: 1800kg
Reference: TPS 2.5

Tracked Leveller 3.0

Capacity: 3000kg
Weight: 1855kg / 1670kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 ABL / TPS 3.0 LBL

Tracked Leveller 6.0

Capacity: 6000kg
Weight: 2550kg
Reference: TPS 6.0

Tracked Leveller 5.5 With Crane Attachment

Bed Capacity: 5500kg
Crane Capacity: 990kg
Reference: TPS 5.5 CRANE

M-Crane 1030 RT

Crane capacity: 990kg
Platform capacity: 1500kg
References: MCR1.0RT

T-Crane 1060

Capacity: 990kg
Max Lifting Height: 7.7m
References: TCR 1.0 D / TCR 1.0 E

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tracked carrier?

A tracked carrier is a compact load-carrying machine designed to move heavy materials safely across rough, uneven, soft, or restricted-access ground. Unlike conventional wheeled equipment, tracked carriers spread weight more effectively and offer improved traction on difficult terrain.

What are tracked carriers used for?

Tracked carriers are used for transporting heavy loads across sites where access is limited or ground conditions are poor. They are commonly used in construction, glazing, infrastructure, utilities, landscaping, rail, and industrial environments to move materials more safely and efficiently.

What are the benefits of using a tracked carrier?

Tracked carriers help improve site efficiency by reducing manual handling, improving access over difficult ground, and allowing operators to move heavy materials in confined or sensitive environments. Their compact size and tracked design make them ideal for areas where larger plant cannot operate effectively.

Can tracked carriers be used on rough or uneven ground?

Yes, tracked carriers are specifically designed for rough, uneven, and challenging terrain. Their tracked undercarriage provides strong grip and stability, making them suitable for outdoor sites, soft ground, slopes, and areas where wheeled machines may struggle.

Are tracked carriers suitable for restricted access work?

Yes, tracked carriers are a strong solution for restricted-access projects. Many models are compact enough to work in tight spaces, narrow routes, and areas with limited manoeuvrability, helping move heavy loads where larger machinery cannot reach.

What types of materials can a tracked carrier move?

Tracked carriers can be used to move a wide range of materials, including glass, construction materials, steel, timber, plant, equipment, and site supplies. The exact load type and capacity will depend on the model and site conditions.

What is the difference between a tracked carrier and a tracked dumper?

A tracked carrier is typically designed for controlled transport of heavy or specialist loads, often with a focus on stability, access, and versatility. A tracked dumper is generally intended for moving and tipping loose materials such as rubble, soil, or aggregate. The right choice depends on the application.

Are tracked carriers available for hire or purchase?

Yes, tracked carriers are available from GGR Group for both hire and purchase, depending on the model and project requirements. This gives contractors flexibility whether they need a short-term solution for a specific job or a longer-term investment for ongoing site work.

How do I choose the right tracked carrier for my project?

The right tracked carrier will depend on factors such as load weight, ground conditions, access restrictions, slope, travel route, and the type of material being handled. GGR Group can help identify the most suitable model based on your project requirements.

Do tracked carriers help reduce manual handling on site?

Yes, tracked carriers can significantly reduce manual handling by taking the strain out of moving heavy or awkward loads. This can improve productivity, reduce operator fatigue, and support safer handling practices on site.

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