Use the Batteries You Already Own: Electric-Wagon Battery Options

Alan Meyer • August 25, 2026

Use the Batteries You Already Own: Electric-Wagon Battery Options

If you're like most people who use cordless tools, you've already invested hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars into batteries.

So why should your powered wagon require another proprietary battery and charger?

That's one of the ideas behind the Electric-Wagon. Instead of locking you into a battery that only works with your wagon, we offer options designed around popular cordless battery platforms you may already have in your garage, workshop, truck, or barn.

Whether you're a Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, Craftsman, or EGO user, there's an Electric-Wagon option for you.

Electric-Wagon — The Power to Work.

Choose Your Battery Platform

Electric-Wagon is available with options for several of today's most popular cordless battery brands:

  • Milwaukee M18
  • DeWalt 20V MAX
  • Makita 18V
  • Ryobi 18V ONE+
  • Craftsman V20
  • EGO 56V
  • AND MORE

That means you can choose an Electric-Wagon that fits the battery ecosystem you've already invested in.

Already have a shelf full of Milwaukee batteries? Put them to work.

A DeWalt household? We've got you covered.

Use Makita every day on the job? There's an option for you too.

Ryobi or Craftsman filling up your garage? Those batteries can have another job.

And for customers invested in EGO's outdoor power equipment platform, we also offer an EGO-powered option.

Milwaukee M18

Milwaukee's M18 platform is incredibly popular with contractors, tradespeople, farmers, mechanics, and serious DIYers.

If you're already using M18 batteries in your drills, impacts, saws, lights, and other equipment, your batteries can now help power your Electric-Wagon.

Take the same battery platform you rely on in the shop or on the job site and use it to haul tools, materials, firewood, feed, landscaping supplies, hunting gear, and more.

DeWalt 20V MAX

DeWalt 20V MAX batteries can be found just about everywhere—from professional job sites to home garages.

Instead of buying another dedicated battery system, choose a DeWalt-compatible Electric-Wagon and put the batteries you already own to work.

Load up your tools, mulch, dirt, firewood, camping gear, or whatever else needs moved and let your DeWalt batteries help do the hauling.

Makita 18V

Already invested in Makita's 18V battery platform?

Your Makita batteries don't have to stop working when the power tools get put away.

A Makita-compatible Electric-Wagon gives you another way to use the batteries and chargers you've already purchased.

From jobs around the house to work on the farm or job site, it's one more tool for your existing battery collection.

Ryobi 18V ONE+

Ryobi's 18V ONE+ platform has become a favorite among homeowners and DIYers because of the huge variety of tools available for the same battery system.

The Electric-Wagon can become another part of that lineup.

Use your Ryobi batteries to help move mulch around the yard, plants to the garden, firewood to the house, camping gear to the campsite, or sports equipment across a parking lot.

Craftsman V20

For Craftsman V20 users, the Electric-Wagon gives your existing battery platform another job to do.

Instead of having separate batteries and chargers for every piece of equipment you own, you can use compatible Craftsman batteries to help power your wagon.

It's a simple way to get more usefulness out of batteries you may already have sitting on the shelf.

EGO 56V

EGO users already know how capable modern battery-powered outdoor equipment can be.

If you have EGO batteries for your mower, blower, trimmer, chainsaw, or other outdoor equipment, our EGO-compatible Electric-Wagon lets you bring that battery platform to hauling too.

For homeowners, landscapers, and property owners already invested in EGO equipment, it's a natural addition to the garage.

Why Use Tool Batteries?

The advantage isn't just convenience.

A traditional battery-powered piece of equipment often comes with its own battery and charger. That means another battery to buy, another charger on the wall, and another battery that may sit unused for much of the year.

Electric-Wagon takes a different approach.

Use the batteries you already own.

When you're done hauling, take the battery out and put it back into your drill, saw, blower, mower, or other equipment.

And if you already own multiple batteries, it's easy to bring a spare when you have a big job ahead.

One Wagon. Hundreds of Uses.

Regardless of which battery brand you choose, the purpose of the Electric-Wagon stays the same:

Make moving heavy stuff easier.

Use your Electric-Wagon for:

  • Farms and homesteads
  • Landscaping
  • Gardening
  • Firewood
  • Hunting
  • Camping
  • Construction and job sites
  • Barn chores
  • Feed and supplies
  • Sports equipment
  • Festivals and outdoor events
  • Beach trips
  • Property maintenance
  • Moving tools
  • Yard cleanup
  • Everyday projects around the house

Today it might be carrying mulch.

Tomorrow it's hauling firewood.

This weekend it's headed into the woods for deer season.

Next weekend it's loaded with camping gear.

That's what makes the Electric-Wagon more than a single-purpose machine.

Your Batteries Already Have the Power

You've already invested in your cordless battery platform.

You already have the chargers.

You already have the batteries.

And you already know how convenient cordless power can be.

Now put that investment to work in an entirely different way.

Whether you're Team Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, Craftsman, or EGO, there's an Electric-Wagon option ready to help you get the job done.

Electric-Wagon — The Power to Work.


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