Towed Trailer Wheelbarrows

Become a smarter gardener

The best gardeners work smarter, not harder. Save the pain in your shoulders, knees and back by making the wheelbarrow the workhorse of your garden, carrying heavy items without the strain while doing the heavy legwork for you. Multi-purpose heroes of the garden, wheelbarrows can carry heavy compost bags to your flowerbeds and transport large loads of grass trimmings after a Sunday morning session with the lawnmower.

Useful throughout every month of every season, wheelbarrows are durable, versatile and essential for green-fingered enthusiasts.

Wheelbarrows save back-breaking work

Saving your back from repeatedly leaning down to the floor to pick up trimmings for the compost bin or from carrying awkward, heavy loads, there is no end to what wheelbarrows can be used for. While foldable wheelbarrows can be perfect space-savers for small gardens, and plastic options suit any outdoor space, you might want to consider metal for larger tasks.

Metal wheelbarrows can not only transport garden trimmings, but they are also ideal for heavy-duty DIY projects. You can transport awkward, heavy materials like paving slabs or loose decorative stones and chippings that would otherwise take multiple trips. Considering making your own outdoor BBQ area? You’ll need a wheelbarrow to go along with your power tools and building supplies!

FAQS

What are the different types of wheelbarrows?

Different types of wheelbarrows suit various needs. These include the classic single-wheel wheelbarrow, two and three-wheeled versions, and even electric versions that take the sweat out of hill climbs.

Which is better: plastic or steel wheelbarrows?

Plastic wheelbarrows are not only sleek and stylish, but also easy to empty and clean thanks to their lighter weight. On the other hand, steel wheelbarrows boast heavy-duty durability.

What is a good size for a wheelbarrow?

You'll want a wheelbarrow that's just the right size for all your garden adventures—not too big or small. Depending on your plans, a wheelbarrow with 50 to 100 litres capacity should do the trick. Remember your comfort, the weight of the materials you'll be moving, and how easy it will be to manoeuvre.

How do you maintain a wheelbarrow?

Wheelbarrows deserve love too! Make sure to clean it regularly and give the axle a good lubrication. Look for loose bolts or worn-out tyres and make repairs as needed. When the weather gets rough, give it a cosy spot in the shed to protect it from the elements.