Bigfoot XL Baggage Truck
Built for moving passenger luggage between the ramp and carousel, with 2,230 lb load capacity, 85 cubic feet of storage, and a 10,000 lb tow rating for baggage carts and airport routes.
Aviation Utility Vehicles
Taylor-Dunn airport electric vehicles support baggage handling, lavatory service, potable water service, and daily ramp operations in compact all-electric platforms.
Explore three purpose-built Bigfoot XL configurations: the baggage truck, lavatory service truck, and potable water service truck.
Airport body configuration, route conditions, payload, battery pack, charger type, ramp grade, service equipment, and shift schedule affect real-world performance.
Airport support without the extra noise
Bigfoot XL aviation bodies support core airport workflows with configurations purpose-built for baggage, lavatory, and potable water service.
Cart Mart can help match the right body to the route, shift length, charger plan, service equipment, hose needs, couplings, batteries, accessories, and long-term maintenance plan.
Three Bigfoot XL airport bodies
Built for moving passenger luggage between the ramp and carousel, with 2,230 lb load capacity, 85 cubic feet of storage, and a 10,000 lb tow rating for baggage carts and airport routes.
Self-contained lavatory service body with 215 gallons total capacity, split between 150 gallons waste and 65 gallons blue water, plus pump, shore power, hose, coupling, gauge, and fork-pocket features.
Self-contained potable water service body with 175 gallons total capacity, 12-volt pump, shore power connection, fill-level sight gauge, service hose, breakaway coupling, clean-out access, fork pockets, and 6.5 cu-ft cargo space.
Body details and ramp fit
Use the baggage truck lane for luggage movement, cart staging, and route planning around airline gates, terminal doors, and ground-support staging areas.
Lavatory builds should be checked against hose length, tank split, dump hose handling, service couplings, shore-power needs, heater requirements, and daily cleaning routines.
Potable water builds need clean-out access, hose handling, fill visibility, coupling fit, shift volume, route length, and storage details matched before the fleet order is placed.
Fleet uptime and service planning
Airport service vehicles should be planned around route length, dwell time, charger access, staging location, shift schedule, and the service body load they carry.
Cart Mart can help compare baggage, lavatory, and potable water body requirements against gates, ramps, terminal routes, storage areas, and maintenance procedures.
Keep pumps, hoses, brakes, tires, lighting, batteries, chargers, couplings, and service-body wear items in the same support conversation before uptime becomes a scramble.
Airport service body checkpoints
Parts, service, diagnostics, tires, brakes, lighting checks, pump questions, hose routing, coupling support, and daily-use guidance for Taylor-Dunn airport service fleets.
Support for battery planning, charger placement, range expectations, replacement timing, route fit, and keeping airport work bodies powered through the shift.
Help matching baggage, lavatory, and potable water bodies to gate routes, ramp surfaces, staging space, tank volume, cart movement, clean-out access, and service schedules.
Tell Cart Mart about your route, shift length, service body, tank volume, baggage load, hose requirements, and charging plan. Our team can help you choose the right Taylor-Dunn aviation configuration.
