The city of Boca Raton, Florida, recently added a Westward Industries, Manitoba, Canada, GO-4 XTR Hauler to support hauling operations for beach and boardwalk collections. The GO-4 XTR will serve as a valuable tool for hauling garbage and easily dumping that refuse into a centralized container, according to Westward.
The street-legal, automatic transmission XTR can haul up to 800 pounds, and the company says it is nimblest hauler on the market. Westward can customize the vehicles to include a wide range of features and options including:
- heat/air conditioning
- back up sensors and alarm
- rearview back up display
- digital main display
- automatic transmission
- adjustable seats
- USB charging and cupholders
The GO-4 XTR is an ideal vehicle for small commercial and municipal applications. It can offer extreme ease of entry from each side for drivers, eliminating the need to walk around the entire vehicle for access. The vehicle has a narrow turning radius of only 11 feet, with a powerful automotive drivetrain and automotive grade components.
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