Work smarter not harder - 6cu ft poly wheelbarrow
By jb_shops onWork smarter not harder!Save your back use a wheelbarrow for those heavy (and not so heavy) lawn & garden chores.Save your wheelbarrow -- buy poly.Not only are they rustproof meaning the hopper should last for years, it is also a lot lighter than a traditional steel wheelbarrow.I don't think you are giving a bit of durability by going poly over steel.
This wheelbarrow also has a 16" tire to get maneuver over rough terrain relatively easily.Plus the tire is puncture resistant.
I opted for the 6cu ft model with wooden handles instead of the steel handle option.Steel handles get very hot in the sun; they also cost about $20 more than the wood handle set.
The fact that this is rustproof, lighter overall weight and has a flat resistant tire, makes this the one for me.
The Tractor Supply wheelbarrow sounds perfect for gardening and yard work. I like poly wheelbarrows, since they are lighter in weight. They're easier to handle, rustproof and very durable. Thanks for sharing your insight on this product.
I need a new wheelbarrow. Mine seems to have walked away to someone else's home. I think this one would be a better choice for me since it's lighter and won't rust. I don't know if we have a store like that in my area. I'll check online!
I don't think the poly ones hold up as well if you have to do a lot of rock or gravel moving, but for general yard work they probably are the best option.
I like the wooken handles too. I think that a lot of people like the steel handles because the wooden ones can rot out if kept outdoors.
I like that this is lighter and won't rust, thanks for sharing.
I like the fact that this is lighter. Thanks for the info.
I've had both metal and poly and after having a poly one, I would never go with metal again.
Poly indeed had better advantages over steel or iron. Not only are they rustproof they will also last for years, and much lighter too. Thanks for sharing all these info with us, helping us to make a better choice when the time arises.
This sounds like a very nice wheelbarrow.