Best wheelbarrow??

[tilly49]

Hi,
I need a wheelbarrow for skipping/mucking out. I've not had to buy one before and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? My budget is around £75

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

Hi,
I need a wheelbarrow for skipping/mucking out. I've not had to buy one before and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? My budget is around £75

wow then you will get a good one , i love these last one 45 pounds 2 months aogo. light weight and strong


hammerline barrow
shop around different prices at different stores

http://www.builders-buddy.co.uk/products/9989/322/haemmerlin-wheelbarrow-90l-1041g.aspx

they do two kinds, i like the shallower wider one, the taller one the shafts are close together and you do kick them as you walk.




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[Suelin]

Orange ones from B&Q. Excellent barrows that really last. Very reasonably priced as well.

 

[vonno]

I got this one from B & Q:

http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garde...ll-Premier-Plus-120-Litre-Wheelbarrow-9977471

I did have the orange one, but the plastic split. Went to replace it and the other orange ones they had were already broken! This one looked a bit more robust, and so far so good!

 

[schneeko]

I've had my b&q orange one for about 10 years

 

[Bigrob34]

I like the easibed barrows. They're on two wheels, so you can push with one hand, and the actual barrow bit is on hinges, so it's easy for tipping onto the midden.

 

[Feisty Mare]

Can't do link as on phone but the haemmerlin polypropelene barrow is great and hardwearing have had mine for 5years still going strong. I got mine in countrywide if you Google they are on their website. The 90 litre is within budget, the 110 litre (which is what I have) is a bit more but well worth it for the extra capacity.

 

[Angus' yard]

Another vote for orange b and q barrow.

 

[d_morrow]

Another vote for the Haemmerlin. I have one and it's great. Strong, with good capacity but light and very manouevrable. I love it!