| The wheelbarrow ain't what it used to be! |
Ease of use
If you're out of touch with the latest in gardening technology, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how the wheelbarrow has changed. The latest wheelbarrows are well-designed, stable and easy to use-- a far cry from their bulky hard to handle counterparts from long ago.
New design features
There are many features that contribute to making the new wheelbarrows easier to use. One of the major changes is the two-wheeled design. The two-wheeled design makes the wheelbarrow easy to maneuver, which reduces stress on your shoulders and back. Other features designed with ease of use in mind include:
- Pneumatic tires.
This kind of tire helps enable you to move heavy loads over rough terrain and also prevents tipping.
- Two-wheels balance big loads.
A two-wheel wheelbarrow helps ease of movement and distributes the weight, so you have a more balanced load.
- Snap-out pans.
You can now purchase wheelbarrows with interchangeable and replaceable pans.
Buy one frame and get two pan sizes. The pans snap easily in and out of the wheelbarrow carriage.
- Weatherproof materials.
Many trays are made from high density UV-resistant material that resists scratches, cracks and tears.
- Cushioned grip.
Ergonomically designed wheelbarrow handles have cushioned rubber grips.
- Bigger load capacity.
Better designed wheels and pans hold heavier loads, some even up to 600 pounds.
When you're hauling loads of dirt, digging out garden beds and pruning the old oak tree, you'll be glad your new wheelbarrow can hold more material and is engineered for easy handling and maneuverability.
