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Carts allow your animals to carry more cargo. There are many different kinds of carts that all give different benefits. Most carts are very expensive and they are not recommended to get until later in the game. Cart prices can vary depending on their mechanical condition and whether it's being bought at a Transport Store or a General Store. Buying a cart with a higher mechanical condition is cheaper than repairing one with less.

All animals except for the sheep and goat are capable of pulling a cart. Vehicles cannot pull any carts whatsoever. Carts require Lubricant to keep it from suffering noticeable damage.

With adequate mechanic skill, carts will not take any damage from regular use. If it is high enough, it is possible for carts to remain undamaged even without lubricant.

Calculations[]

To determine the load with the cart, multiply the load of the animal/vehicle by the multiplier and then subtract the weight of the cart. If it exceeds the maximum load, adjust the load to that.

Cart capacity = Animal's capacity * Capacity multiplication - Cart weight
Cart capacity ≤ Cart Max Load

Examples:

  • Donkey (Max load of 57) and a small cart (Capacity Multiplier of 3 and Weight of 40) = (57 * 3) - 40 = 131
  • Horse (Max load of 105) and a small cart (same as above) = 275 reduced to cart's max load of 150

Recommended cart by animal's capacity:

Small Cart: 20 to 72
Medium Cart: 89 to 128
Large Cart: 129 to 200
Fiberglass Cart: 8 to 88
Metal Cart: 200+

Calculation of upper recommended limit: ( <Weight of next stronger cart> + <Capacity of cart> ) / <Capacity multiplier of next stronger cart>, rounded down.

This is because an animal+cart combo that barely caps out the benefit of the cart will not reach the same capacity with the next higher cart, due to increased cart weight.

Quick Information[]

Cart Graph
Image (3)

A Visual Chart to Show Animal Carrying Capacities


Table of Carts
Cart Minimum Animal Capacity Maximum Cart Capacity Recommended Animal Capacity Weight Passengers Capacity Multiplier Mechanical Condition Resistance (D-F-E)
Small Cart 14 150 20 to 72 40 1 3 200 5-50-5
Medium Cart 22 300 89 to 128 55 2 3 250 1-50-5
Large Cart 29 450 129 to 200 85 3 3 270 5-50-5
Fiberglass Cart 6 200 8 to 88 20 1 3.5 200 1-50-5
Metal Wagon 50 1000  200+ 150 6 3 300 30-40-40

Small Cart[]

Small Cart
Minimum Animal Capacity 14
Maximum Cart Capacity 150
Capacity Multiplier 3
Passengers 1
Weight 40
Mechanical Condition 200
Lubrication 0.5
Damage Resistance 5
Fire Resistance 50
Explosion Resistance 5



Medium Cart[]

Medium Cart
Minimum Animal Capacity 22
Maximum Cart Capacity 300
Capacity Multiplier 3
Passengers 2
Weight 65
Mechanical Condition 250
Lubrication 1.0
Damage Resistance 1
Fire Resistance 50
Explosion Resistance 5



Large Cart[]

Large Cart
Minimum Animal Capacity 29
Maximum Cart Capacity 450
Capacity Multiplier 3
Passengers 3
Weight 85
Mechanical Condition 270
Lubrication 1.0
Damage Resistance 5
Fire Resistance 50
Explosion Resistance 5



Fiberglass Cart[]

Fiberglass Cart
Minimum Animal Capacity 6
Maximum Cart Capacity 200
Capacity Multiplier 3.5
Passengers 1
Weight 20
Mechanical Condition 200
Lubrication 0.5
Damage Resistance 1
Fire Resistance 50
Explosion Resistance 5



Metal Wagon[]

Metal Wagon
Minimum Animal Capacity 50
Maximum Cart Capacity 1000
Capacity Multiplier 3
Passengers 6
Weight 150
Mechanical Condition 300
Lubrication 2.0
Damage Resistance 30
Fire Resistance 40
Explosion Resistance 40



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