- Contact Person : Mr. Tony Moonstar
- Company Name : Qingdao Moon & Star Chemical Co., Ltd.
- Tel : 86-532-86611277,15864717602
- Fax : 86-532-86611288
- Address : Shandong,Qingdao,No. 619, Shanghai Middle Road,Jiaonan City,
- Country/Region : China
- Zip : 266400
Twin wheeled barrows
The wheelbarrow is designed for moving everything from soil and compost to leaves and logs. Wheelbarrows are available either plastic or metal, depending on your needs. The plastic type won’t stand up to very heavy use as well as metal, but they are lighter and won’t rust. If you plan on using your wheelbarrow for mixing concrete or mortar, go for a metal model with a minimum capacity of 80 litres.
Twin wheeled barrows are growing in popularity due to the fact that they offer much greater stability and than the standard single wheeled barrow. Twin wheeled versions also spread the load over the two wheels which helps prevent wheel marks and ruts forming on your lawn. Twin wheeled barrows offer capacities up to 230 litres and are a popular choice for large gardens and stables.
Wheelbarrow tyre choiceThe choice of wheel type is an important consideration. A pneumatic (air filled) tyre will give a smoother ride than a solid rubber tyre, but when you get a puncture the wheelbarrow is rendered useless until it gets repaired so it’s worth having a spare inner tube or puncture repair kit just in case. Pneumatic tyres gradually lose pressure over time so you'll also need an air pump to keep the tyre at the correct pressure.
The average wheelbarrow has a capacity of between 80-90 litres with larger models offering around 120 litres. If you will be moving and tipping large amounts of heavy material, check to make sure the barrow has a tipping bar in front of the wheel. This will allow you to tip the barrow without it moving forwards or backwards on the wheel and will prevent damage to the front of the carrying tray.
We can supply all kinds of wheel barrows, such as wb6400, wb6200, wb6401, wb3800,wb7200, wb6500, wb5009, wb6404h wh6406 ,wb6407..etc.
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Twin wheeled barrows