Walsall Wheelbarrows 90 Ltr Galvanized Wheelbarrow Garden Barrow - Pneumatic Wheel

Very disappointed with this product.I rarely write reviews but was so disappointed with this product I had to share this experience.1. It is too lightweight and feels like it was made our of a tin can (actually a tin can is more sturdy)2. The packaging is fine and the product is relatively straightforward to assemble however because it is so flimsy, it is impossible to get it to stand square.3. If you want to use it for moving bricks or mortar or anything heavier than a box of chocolates, this is not a suitable product as it is just too flimsy and prone to tipping over. Because it cannot stand square, it is prone to tipping over when even slightly loaded. Could benefit from a steel brace between the rear legs to add some stability (I am no engineer but it is obvious even to me).After a couple of minutes use I realised I had just wasted £30. Avoid this product if you want a wheelbarrow that you can actually use.

Fast delivery and the item was well packed. It does need assembly, but it is easy to put together and took me 30 mins, in total, bearing in mind that I'm not the quickest at putting things together. It feels nice and sturdy for the price and worked a treat when I had to shift bags of landscaping stones around my garden. I was placing 3 x 25kgs bags of stones inside at each run and it easily handled the total 75 Kgs. I think that this was limited by my own ability to push more weight than that. Not having a great deal of experience with wheelbarrows, I can't say if I'd spent more money that I'd have gotten a better product - this seems perfect for the jobs I need it for. Would recommend.

Easy to assemble - (better to use spring washers) Good value for money - reasonably sturdy. Don't fill to the brim with soil - the pan will buckle, However for general purpose garden use - fits the job well

This is the WORST item I have ever bought from Amazon, possibly even the internet ever!I am no connoisseur of wheelbarrows or a professional tradesman.However I am sure I'm qualified to point out that this barrow is terrible. It's only redeeming factor is the satisfaction gained from having your own 'Basil Faulty' moment, whereby you stop and provide it with a damn good thrashing following its multiple collapses under what seem to be perfectly reasonable loads.My own thrashing episode involved a spade, and did thankfully mark the end of the whole 2 hours of work I'd attempted to get from this useless object, which consisted of multiple collapses, bending and falling over.Put simply, if you'd like a rickety barrow to move incredibly light loads from one place to another this is for you. However if you'd like it to move something that weights more than half a bag of sand, or a sack of manure I suggest you buy something else! As ironically this item appears to be the latter, of which it is incapable of moving without collapsing.

Good for light garden work but not so great for heavy loads, the wheel braces tend to warp to one side when negotiating turns with a heavy load. I tried to tighten the bolts but it made little difference only by significantly reducing the amount to be carried made an improvement. In my opinion (and I'm certainly no engineer!) a couple of well placed stability brackets would make all the difference, turning this mediocre wheelbarrow into an excellent one. If you only need something for light garden work then this would probably suit your needs but if you are moving anything heavy then a more robust model would be a wiser choice.

I was amazed at how different this wheelbarrow handles compared to my old one that this replaced! It's bigger than I expected it to be, but that's a plus as I can get more in it. Despite its size, it is incredibly light and I don't know how they have done it, but it handles beautifully. I have to push my wheelbarrow across quite an expanse of thick gravel and my previous one would get bedded down and stick, even when it was completely empty. This one just glides straight over the gravel even when it's loaded with paving slabs and there's absolutely no tipping (unlike my old one that would often take you by surprise and capsize when you least expected it!) It was easy to put together and came with the minimum amount of packaging waste.

I'm giving this wheel barrow 2 stars as I just feel bad giving it only 1. In all honesty if you want this wheel barrow to carry anything more than feathers then you need to look elsewhere. It's the equivalent of the rich tea biscuit in the dunking world, when all you need is biscuit which will dunk and stay intact it lets you down.....same with this little wheelbarrow it just can't take the pressure. It will be great for someone who wants to move a couple of plant pots or grass cuttings but anything more than that and you will be fighting/willing this wheelbarrow to retain its shape and composure whilst you transport your load and god help you if there is a bump/obstacle. I had a low kerb (2" tops) to traverse and this wheelbarrow stopped dead, buckled and proceeded to shape itself around its wheel preventing me from being able to travel any further even on the flat until I had unloaded it, vented my frustration on it with a 4lb hammer and got it as close to original shape as I could to then only witness it decide to fall over (due to its new shanty stature) whilst putting half the original load back in.

If you want a wheelbarrow that works, this is not for you. It is exceptionally light but that is most certainly not a positive because it was evidently flimsy with its lightness. Upon filling with soil that i had just painstakingly dug up in the rain it then collapsed and spilt half the soil back onto the ground from which i had just got it from. The wheel buckled to the side and the legs folded underneath it. To make matters worse, as my husband tried to drag it the handles fell off. Only positive from this experience was that we both fell about laughing whilst doing the chore of gardening. Safe to say, will be returning this wheelbarrow and purchasing a real one.