I know some of you have spent a lot of time looking at wheelbarrows sooo, which are best and where i the best place to buy them, i need a new one. Ta P

I think this might be over the top

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Disc-Braked-Wheel ... 1e5ada45ad

I've got a Haemmerlin contractors 90l wheelbarrow, my dad got me it about 12 years ago.
It's been used and abused, done loads of work at Stainburn, usually kept outside and it's still going strong.

Until I Googled them just now I didn't realise how pricey they were!

I can categorically report that of the last few I bought the ones from Focus in Yeadon wre sh!te. Thin, weedy, bendy things the best part of £50 (IIRC). There's a little DIY shop opposite and the one from there is much better though still nothing special.

Whilst I think I've found shovel heaven the search for decent barrows continues ......

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best barrows are builders barrow's, try a builders merchants.

think Todds in Summerbridge do some chunky ones

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I can see a wheelbarrow jousting competition happening soon lads?!

Looks like I may have to dig out "The Bandits Black Charger" for the next dig day?!

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Paul,
i've got a wheelbarrow which you can have for as long as you want it, its in good condition and will serve you well.
( Its funny what you can get when you work on building sites is'nt it !!!!! )
If you need any parts for the old bus let me know and i'll get it all at trade, save you a fortune.
Did you by any chance get anywhere with building them wheels
Thanks ste j.

The barrow would be good Ste, Not done the wheels yet been up to my neck in it, literally on friday building a soakaway in the rain and mud, you should have seen the bath after i got out . Will try to do the wheels Sunday night and finish them monday night, they should be done for Tuesday.