The Loadrunner electric wheelbarrow has very gentle acceleration and a fool-proof throttle. This enables you to control speed from slow to fast, with no surprises.
How does the electric wheelbarrow work for low speed control?
The Loadrunner has throttle modulation, enabling you to easily control the Loadrunner's speed.
Often times people need to move a loaded wheelbarrow slowly and deliberately, like going up a narrow ramp into a trailer, or weaving between rocks and roots of a knarly path. A few customers expressed concern that with the electric motor the propulsion would be all or nothing, without any ability to maneuver carefully in those situations.
Fortunately, this is not the case at all.
You can use the throttle modulation which makes it possible to adjust the Loadrunner's speed to exactly how fast you want to move.
Throttle Modulation Means Full Speed Control
The dual throttle controls of the loadrunner give you completely proportional power adjustment from 0 to 100%. You can push down with your thumb just a bit to get a bit of help, or farther to get a larger boost.
The same applies to the braking throttle while going downhills, it's easy to feather the brake just the right amount to keep you at the speed you want to go. The process becomes second nature and you'll find navigating any path much easier now that the motor handles the load and you just have to steer the direction.
We've found most customers have been pleasantly surprised at how controllable the electric drive can be. Even with gloved hands carrying a heavy weight, it's not difficult for the thumb keep control over the power that you want.
What if I bump the throttle?
Don't worry, the Loadrunner has been programmed to have a very gentle acceleration. You have to hold the accelerator to get it to accelerate. The Loadrunner accelerates slowly.
If something happens and you do bump the throttle to 100%, the wheelbarrow will not just go full speed ahead. We've programmed in a deliberate slow acceleration curve so that it ramps gently up to the higher speed. Any brief bumps of the throttle get immediately smoothed out and only deliberate throttle changes make it to the wheel.
