Difference between Cart Off and Haul Away

CART OFF vs HAUL AWAY: VERB

Bottom out, Choke up, Gobble up, Mow down, Rough up, Dry up, Shake off, Eke out, Shrug off, Scoop up, Sit out, Dip into, Cart away, Haul off, Haul away

Narrow down, Auction off, Drag down, Shy away from, Bog down, Knock down, Turn away, Bottom out, Gobble up, Rough up, Dry up, Eke out, Shrug off, Sit out, Dip into

At the end, the track breaks suddenly, shooting the cart off the track.
SAM: We could pull the cart off the road if Yasha picks it up and runs along with it.
They began to cart off some interesting if novel foodstuff they found within.

So get rid of all clutter; have that garage sale and haul away the leftovers.
When you buy a large appliance, most retailers will haul away the old one.
City code requires landscape contractors to haul away the yard debris that they generate.
Does the Town actually haul away snow that has been plowed?
Some scrapyards will haul away items for a small freight fee.
No need to haul away old furniture, trash, or debris.
Do they charge to haul away your old appliances?
Our team can haul away just about anything.
Accordingly, does PC Richards haul away old appliances?
She plans to use her slop bucket to haul away the waste until she's hauled away.