Best Choice Products Dual Wheel Home Yard Rover Wheelbarrow Garden Cart

Lightweight, durable. Easy to move around. I use it daily for cleaning stalls in the barn 5 star

Pas très solide la cuve à déchiré en deux avec du sable dedans

I bought, assembled, and used this wheelbarrow/garden cart for moving almost eight (8) yards of mulch. It came through like a champ. Easy to assemble. Stable. Well balanced. The only issue I had was the cotter pin on one wheel broke off about 1/2 way through the job. Luckily I noticed it immediately, the stability of having 2 wheels saved the load, and I was able to fashion a sturdier substitute with a spare part from the garage. I would definitely recommend.

THis is a great wheelbarrow for most consumer. Even with full loads of Decomposed Granite. it lifted and moved qute easily. The balance is good when lifting, and with two wheels, ther's no swaying back and forth. With a plast tub, it not going to rust, though I'm not sure how long it's actually going to last. It assembled pretty easily, though I had to loosen some bolts to get the holes to line up later in the assembly.

Ok...it takes longer than 20 mins to assemble despite what other reviewers wrote and nothing to do with my 77 yrs. It took 21 songs in my music play list! There are awkward moments, a difficult spot or two. Times when I said 'if you're going to lose these, it's going to be now' and 'if you're going to get hurt, it's going to be now'. I took a reviewer's advice about adding an extra washer to the inside screws. I think it took space away from the tightening process, but I understand the reasoning. From me, I suggest waxing the bars the handle is to 'slide' onto AND separating the tire cotter pins a bit before using (be careful)...along with playing your favorite music to distract from the time standing. Then ta-daaaaa! It's larger than I thought (a good thing), light enough though for me to lift it off the table, plastic barrow, two wheels so no wobbling about. Nice! I do wonder about the wheels holding through a Winter, maybe under a tarp? If not for the cotter pins... Also thinking about checking on all the screws/washers/nuts now and again before they let loose somewhere, somewhere... All good. It is what it is and does what it is supposed to do at a reasonable price!