The IMER - TRACKER 1215 Concrete Buggy is a compact, ride‑on tracked mini dumper designed to move concrete and heavy materials quickly in tight, hard‑to‑reach areas while delivering the power and stability contractors need on modern jobsites. With a rugged Honda engine, extendible tracks, hi‑tip options, and multiple attachments, it works as far more than a basic concrete buggy and becomes a versatile material‑handling system.

What is the IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy?

The IMER Tracker 1215, also referred to as the Carry 107, is a small tracked transporter built for one‑person operation that can haul, dump, and even mix concrete directly on the jobsite. It is engineered to fit where traditional concrete buggies or skid steers cannot go, especially through narrow gates, pathways, and interior doorways. This makes it ideal for residential, commercial, and renovation projects where access is limited but productivity and load capacity still matter.

Unlike simple wheelbarrow replacements, the Tracker 1215 supports a full family of attachments including a tipping bucket, self‑loading shovel, hi‑tip kit, dump platform, concrete mixer, and leveling blade. This versatility allows contractors to use a single machine for transporting, loading, dumping, mixing concrete, and moving bulk materials, maximizing return on investment.

Key Specs and Technical Data

The IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy offers a strong mix of payload, compact size, and operator‑friendly features that make it stand out in the tracked buggy category. Its technical specifications are designed to handle demanding conditions while remaining easy to maneuver.

Core specifications:

• Engine: Honda GX390 gas engine, 13 hp (Tracker 1215) with electric start, often listed in some configurations as 11 hp Honda GX for specific hi‑tip kits.

• Operating load: 1,543 lbs, giving ample capacity for concrete and heavy materials.

• Payload capacity: 11.6 cubic feet, ideal for frequent trips without being too large for tight spaces.

• Machine weight: Approximately 950 lbs for the base 1215 and about 1,510 lbs for the hi‑tip version (1215 HT).

• Travel speed: Up to 2.5 mph to balance productivity with safe handling on busy jobsites.

• Dimensions: About 72 in length, 30 in width, and 44.5 in height, allowing it to pass through standard 30‑inch openings.

• Ground clearance: 4 inches to clear uneven terrain and obstacles.

• Maximum slope (empty): 15° (26%).

• Maximum slope (loaded): 7° (12%), when guided appropriately.

These specifications show how the Tracker 1215 is built to carry substantial loads while keeping the machine narrow and stable enough for challenging access conditions.

IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy specs

Compact Size with Extendible Tracks

One of the most important features of the IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy is its narrow 30‑inch base width, which is specifically engineered to fit through backyard gates, interior doorways, and tight side yards. This solves a common access problem for contractors working on additions, backyard patios, basement slabs, and hard‑to‑reach commercial spaces.

While many concrete buggies and tracked machines are fixed in width, the Tracker 1215 includes an extendible undercarriage that allows the rubber tracks to extend from approximately 30 inches to nearly 42 inches in width. When extended, the wider track stance provides added stability on slopes, uneven ground, and challenging terrain, while also spreading the load to help protect lawns, finished landscapes, and interior floors from damage.

This ability to switch from ultra‑compact to wide‑track stability makes the Tracker 1215 especially useful on jobsites that transition from narrow access paths to open work areas and hills.

Engine Power, Hydraulics, and Controls

The Tracker 1215 is powered by a Honda GX390 gas engine, delivering around 13 hp with an easy electric start for quick, reliable ignition at the beginning of the day or after breaks. Honda GX engines are known for durability, low noise, and fuel efficiency, making them a trusted choice for commercial construction equipment.

The engine is mounted on vibration dampers to reduce the amount of vibration transmitted to the operator, which improves comfort and helps reduce fatigue over long shifts. Hydraulic power take‑off provides additional power for traction and climbing inclines, ensuring the buggy can maintain performance even when fully loaded on slopes.

Controls on the Tracker 1215 are designed to be uncluttered, convenient, and intuitive so that a single operator can manage driving, loading, and dumping without a steep learning curve. The control lever protection bar doubles as a safety feature and a comfortable armrest when idling, while directly linked hydraulic control levers offer accurate, progressive response for precise movements.

Bucket, Hi‑Tip, and Self‑Loading Options

In its core configuration, the IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy includes a robust steel bucket with an approximate 12 cubic foot capacity and a 1,543 lb operating load. This bucket is designed to handle concrete, aggregates, soil, debris, and other bulk construction materials reliably.

The machine can be equipped with a self‑loading shovel kit, allowing the operator to scoop material directly from piles without requiring a separate loader. With the “hi‑tip” kit, the Tracker 1215 becomes a hi‑tip dumper that can raise the skip to an unloading/loading height of about 63 inches. This gives a single operator the ability to dump material directly into trucks, dumpsters, and waste containers, streamlining jobsite logistics.

The raised skip position is optimized for work on flat or moderately bumpy surfaces, yet the machine still has the capability to tackle steep inclines, scaling mounds up to around 30° in appropriate configurations. This flexibility makes it effective for earthmoving, backfill work, and concrete placement on uneven ground.

Attachments and Multi‑Function Capability

The IMER Tracker 1215 stands out because it can be transformed into several different machines through a range of dedicated attachments. This multi‑function capability makes it a powerful alternative to owning multiple single‑purpose buggies.

Common attachments and kits include:

• Steel tipping bucket (standard equipment) for hauling concrete, gravel, soil, and debris.

• Self‑loading shovel kit (Model 5510701), allowing the buggy to scoop material without extra machinery.

• Hi‑Tip bucket with self‑loading shovel (Model 5510705), enabling dumping into trucks and containers at about 63 inches high.

• Mounted concrete mixer kit (Model 5510703) with self‑loading shovel, providing on‑the‑go mixing and pouring of concrete in hard‑to‑reach areas.

• Dump platform with opening sides (Model 5510702), ideal for moving logs, rocks, drywall, lumber, and bulky items.

• Leveling blade kit (Model 5510704) for grading and leveling subgrades, gravel, and soil.

These accessories attach via a quick‑coupling system, making it fast and straightforward to switch from one application to another as the needs of the job change.

Typical Applications on the Jobsite

The IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy is a go‑to solution for contractors who need a compact yet powerful hauler for material handling and concrete work. Its versatility and narrow width make it valuable in a wide range of applications.

Common uses include:

• Transporting and dumping concrete for foundations, patios, sidewalks, interior slabs, and footings where ready‑mix trucks and large equipment cannot access.

• Hauling sand, gravel, crushed stone, and backfill materials for landscape construction and site preparation.

• Moving spoils from excavation and trenching operations to designated dump zones.

• Demolition cleanup, including hauling bricks, block, drywall, and debris through narrow pathways or door openings.

• Using the concrete mixer attachment to mix and pour concrete directly in confined work areas.

• Handling bulk materials such as logs, rocks, and lumber with the dump platform attachment.

Because it can be used as a walk‑behind or ride‑on machine depending on configuration, the Tracker 1215 adapts well to both cramped and open workspaces.

Operator Comfort, Safety, and Design

The IMER Tracker 1215 is designed with operator comfort and safety in mind, critical for long days on busy jobsites. The ergonomically designed footplate structure reduces vibration transmitted to the operator, helping minimize fatigue over time.

Surrounding grab bars provide additional safety when driving, offering secure handholds and a stable stance for the operator. Low engine noise and vibration damping contribute to a safer, more comfortable working environment, especially when the buggy is used indoors or in residential settings where noise is a concern.

The tracked undercarriage and extendible track feature improve stability on hills and uneven slopes, reducing the risk of tipping and enhancing control when the machine is fully loaded. Simple, intuitive controls minimize training time and help reduce operator error, which is important for rental fleets and crews with varying experience levels.

Maintenance, Manuals, and Support

As with any professional‑grade concrete buggy, proper maintenance is key to long‑term reliability and performance. The Honda GX390 engine used on the Tracker 1215 is widely supported, with parts and service available through many small engine dealers and IMER’s network.

IMER USA provides product documentation and manuals for the Tracker 1215 and related equipment through its online manual library. These manuals cover safety, operation, routine maintenance, and technical specifications to help owners keep the machine in top condition.

Typical maintenance tasks include regular engine oil changes, checking and cleaning the air filter, inspecting hydraulic systems, verifying track tension, and checking bolts and couplings for tightness. With consistent care and manufacturer‑recommended service intervals, the Tracker 1215 is built to deliver long service life on demanding jobsites.

Why Choose the IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy?

The IMER ‑ TRACKER 1215 Concrete Buggy is an excellent choice for contractors, landscapers, and rental companies who need a compact, powerful, and highly versatile tracked dumper. Its combination of a reliable Honda engine, extendible 30–42 inch track width, 1,543 lb operating load, and 11.6 cubic foot bucket makes it a highly capable material mover in spaces where larger machines simply cannot go.

With available hi‑tip, self‑loading shovel, concrete mixer, dump platform, and leveling blade attachments, one Tracker 1215 can take the place of multiple specialized units, improving equipment utilization and overall project efficiency. For contractors looking to boost productivity, reduce manual labor, and solve access challenges, the IMER Tracker 1215 Concrete Buggy delivers a powerful, compact solution tailored to today’s demanding construction environments.