Industrial · Basements
A confined space with one way in and no airflow is the worst place for an engine.
Short answer
STAG lists basement work among the Beetle 100’s core uses. In a basement, a combustion engine builds up carbon monoxide fast. The Beetle 100 has no engine, is 35.6 in. wide on narrow tracks and can be run by remote. It handles slab breakout, dig-outs and debris removal.
Jobs it fits
Break out and remove basement slabs, dig out to lower a floor, and haul debris to the exit.
Getting in and out
Plan access before the job. The machine weighs 3,240 lb, and stairs are not an option. Use a walkout, a ramp, or a lift rated for the load.
Indoor profile · Beetle 100
- Exhaust
- 0no engine
- Remote range
- 200 ftproduct page figure
- Width
- 35.6 infits a 36 in. door
- Charging
- 110Vstandard outlet
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Sources
Manufacturer figures checked against STAG’s published pages on October 1, 2026. Where STAG’s own pages disagree, we show the current homepage figure and note the range on the spec sheet.
STAG and Beetle 100 are trademarks of STAG Inc. This guide is produced by Fastline Marketing Group and is not published by STAG Inc. Specifications, prices and warranty terms come from STAG's public materials as of October 1, 2026 and can change; confirm them with an authorized STAG dealer before you buy. Tax information is general and is not tax advice.
