Best Wheelbarrows & Replacement Parts
1 WORX Aerocart Multifunction 2-Wheeled Yard Cart, Dolly, and Wheelbarrow with Flat Free Tires – WG050
In fact, the various accessories and attachments allow the Aerocart to perform the tasks of 8 unique carts: wheelbarrow, hand truck, cylinder holder, potted plant mover, rock lifter, bag holder, trailer mover and extended dolly. The extension arms can handle loads up to 80 lbs., ideal for moving plants, rocks and other landscaping items. Converts tool-free to work as an extended dolly, flower pot mover, trailer mover, bag holder and cylinder carrier. Includes these accessories: flower pot strap, cylinder holder, bag holder and mesh rock mover.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This is the lightest metal cart I could find that is not a kiddie wagon or a very light wheelbarrow, yet my wife still prefers to use a broken plastic one that is lighter. She would rather buy a new plastic cart yearly (every one of those cracks and breaks, about yearly, because it must be stored outside). A lighter steel one would be totally useless imo, it is excellent for those folks who are not big bruisers, for those have difficulty balancing a hundred pounds in a wheelbarrow, and for lady gardeners who want something sturdier than plastic. We have averaged a plastic cart every year or two, no matter how expensive, because the plastic in them breaks/cracks, so I want steel. If you have the room and your lady gardens, get her one of these (or buy plastic carts yearly), and get a real commercial wheelbarrow for yourself."
"I purchased this product after viewing an infomercial that showed it being used in a wide variety of applications that I commonly do around the house and yard. The hype showed the results of people moving landscape boulders and balled and burlaped trees."
"It is narrow and shallow and you can fit one bad of mulch in it and it is hard to maneuver, unlike the people on the commercial, I had difficulty as it is short to the ground and I am only 5'5" and if you stand up out of a stoop position to push it all your clippings slide out onto the ground. Another thing about the two wheels on the aerocart;they are hard and it is not as easy to push it as an inflatable tire no matter what they said on the infomercial."
"However when I indicated I would pay but file a complaint, the customer service agent actually hung up on me!"
"If you're planning on humping 20 yards of mulch get a real wheelbarrow."
"Also, while the specs give a 300 pound weight limit, that had better be some very dense material as the load is severely limited by the width of the device. The 80 pound weight limit and the limited width are the reasons that I returned the cart."
The Marathon Yard Rover is one of the most popular two-wheel wheelbarrows on the market. Yard Rover features a 36” long x 27.5” wide tray and 300 pound hauling capacity. The Yard Rover features two, air-filled wheels, making it easier to lift, balance and maneuver.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"The one piece handle and dual-wheels make this the ideal wheel barrow for light to medium duty use."
"This replaced my well abused conventional old red wooden one wheeled model that could not be repaired for the 100th time."
"Went together easy and pushes easy too."
"Had an injured hand so I couldn't use a traditional wheelbarrow, but this works great for me even now that my hand is better."
"No more worries about the traditional one tipping over and spilling the entire load."
"It's a great product for the price, assembled easily, But the poly hopper had a crack in the left rear corner about 3 inches down to the bolt hole, like it was dropped on the corner."
"It's good for yard and garden, leaves, sticks, flowers."
"The holes that line up for assembly of the handle part are totally off on one side making it absolutely impossible to put together unless I can drill a new hole in the correct place on the one part of the handle."
Size: Pack of 1. 6 cubic foot capacity, heavy duty steel tray.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"It’s a wheel barrel hopefully it will be as long lived as my last one."
"nice and industrial."
"If you're looking for a heavy duty wheelbarrow, this is it."
"Easy to put together, works great, have used for residential use and it is plenty tough enough for hauling dirt, debris, and yard waste."
"Purchased this for my dad for fathers day, he's had no complaints - heavy duty for sure."
Best Wheelbarrow Replacement Parts
Size: 18X8.50-10. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Dont try screw drivers, or the bead will be damaged."
"The absolute best tire for my 4WD Kubota 2350 diesel."
"Kubota BX24 Front Tire - Perfect FIT!"
"Some heavy duty rascals!"
"So far, holding up much better than the OEM crap that came with the tracror."
"As advertised."
"Exactly what I expected."
"The tire is fine, but I believe the price is a tad high since the customer still has to pay somebody for the difficult task of mounting a very stiff tire onto the rim."
Best Wheelbarrows
WORX Aerocart Multifunction 2-Wheeled Yard Cart, Dolly, and Wheelbarrow with Flat Free Tires – WG050
Converts tool-free to work as an extended dolly, flower pot mover, trailer mover, bag holder and cylinder carrier. Includes these accessories: flower pot strap, cylinder holder, bag holder and mesh rock mover.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This is the lightest metal cart I could find that is not a kiddie wagon or a very light wheelbarrow, yet my wife still prefers to use a broken plastic one that is lighter. She would rather buy a new plastic cart yearly (every one of those cracks and breaks, about yearly, because it must be stored outside). A lighter steel one would be totally useless imo, it is excellent for those folks who are not big bruisers, for those have difficulty balancing a hundred pounds in a wheelbarrow, and for lady gardeners who want something sturdier than plastic. We have averaged a plastic cart every year or two, no matter how expensive, because the plastic in them breaks/cracks, so I want steel. If you have the room and your lady gardens, get her one of these (or buy plastic carts yearly), and get a real commercial wheelbarrow for yourself."
"I purchased this product after viewing an infomercial that showed it being used in a wide variety of applications that I commonly do around the house and yard. The hype showed the results of people moving landscape boulders and balled and burlaped trees."
"It is narrow and shallow and you can fit one bad of mulch in it and it is hard to maneuver, unlike the people on the commercial, I had difficulty as it is short to the ground and I am only 5'5" and if you stand up out of a stoop position to push it all your clippings slide out onto the ground. Another thing about the two wheels on the aerocart;they are hard and it is not as easy to push it as an inflatable tire no matter what they said on the infomercial."
"However when I indicated I would pay but file a complaint, the customer service agent actually hung up on me!"
"If you're planning on humping 20 yards of mulch get a real wheelbarrow."
"Also, while the specs give a 300 pound weight limit, that had better be some very dense material as the load is severely limited by the width of the device. The 80 pound weight limit and the limited width are the reasons that I returned the cart."
Best Garden Carts
EASY TRANSPORT - Perfect for hauling gear to Outdoor Sporting Events, Concerts, Trips to the Park or Beach and great for use around the house.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Ultimately I decided I preferred the handle on the Macwagon, and the flat shape made it easier to slide behind the seat on my extended-cab pickup. I bought the Macwagon to haul my fishing stuff down the trails, and to ferry groceries when I walk to the store. When I launch the boat, I either run it back to the truck or leave it chained to a tree or other heavy object with a bike lock. The wheels are big enough that going up over large rocks and curbs is not a problem, and the bars on the front and back make it easy to lift over taller obstacles. If you distribute the load properly, help it over obstacles by lifting it by the front or rear bar and take it easy going over gravel and rocks it will be fine."
"I see a lot of people comment about using it to carry groceries, children (even though its not recommended) or bulkier stuff around the house and to/from car.. for that, it does work very nice. It's a very spacious area that can hold a good amount of weight.. but when dealing with hills, stairs or trying to stand it up (when folded) make it much trickier. The wagon itself folds very compact but weighs about 25LBs.. unfortunately it's hard to store any way but laying-down when packaged (leaning it against anything, because of the wheels, tends to have it fall over). A few other things: There are 2 small mesh holders on the front of the wagon (where the handle is).. great for holding a coulple drinks or smaller items."
"The description of the wagon indicates that it is "great for beach trips", as did a few reviews, however, on our first trip to the beach with the wagon, we found that the wheels would not move in the sand."