Marko Tools Red 65L Metal Heavy Duty Galvanised Wheelbarrow 12" Pneumatic Inflatable Tyre Garden

Please ignore all of the reviews talking of loose fitting and not very strong, this is after all a £29.99 barrow.Ordered on a Tuesday, delivery Thursday afternoon and assembled within an hour as only 6 bolts were involved.All holes matched and when tightened with a 12mm socket the barrow was very strong for gardening work and moving maybe 2-3 bags of sand/gravel. I had to swap the handles once to get wheel to fit but all still done within the hourRemember this is a £29.99 barrow delivered free of charge and is excellent value for money and sturdy enough for most lobs

Not easy to assemble and complete lack of instructions might make it very difficult for the complete tyro. Definitely nees two people and a couple of spanners to put it together.It's fairly lightweight and seems sturdy enough for a gardener but it is not a heavy-duty builder's wheelbarrow. Horses for courses.

Came with NO instructions.Looks easy to put together.But you might do wheels frames wrong way around.If poles was numbered 1,2,3 and the like it might help.I put together on my own. But felt I needed 3 hands.Only took 15 mins to put together.Really nice wheelbarrow light weight which is good because once full you dont want to moving the weight of the wheelbarrow as well.Well worth the money.

Wasn’t packed very well. Several large dents and scratched galvanised main body. Doesn’t look that sturdy, but should be up to the stable duties we purchased it for. Slightly disappointed with the quality and poor packaging has damaged the item.

I have received the wheelbarrow that I ordered , but there are no nuts & bolts and spindle that goes through the middle of the tyre to put it together , could not believe it when I took it all out of the box , , I have sent a complaint and have to wait up to 2 days for a reply , I needed it for thursday , as I am having a skip delivered , so god knows how im going to manage without it , then I will have to wait for them to be sent , so looks like I am scuppered and its an expensive item .

Do you no what I was quite surprised , for what it is it’s not bad. Big enough to carry a load of whatever. I’m using mine for concrete /diy work at home etc and it’s getting the job done well. Just wash it out when finished ready for the next job. 👍

This item was no good from the start. It had paint missing a tyre that we couldn’t blow up and is still flat. Never been able to use it after putting it together. It looked secondhand to start with. Most disappointing waist of a pensioners money.

A builder's barrow it is not, but as a lightweight tool for domestic gardening, it seems fine. It certainly is light! Assembly was not complicated and can be done alone in 15-20 mins, though it would have helped to have a second person to hold the bits steady. The only fettling required was to oil up the axle bolt and run the nut up and down a few times to clean up the thread. As a precaution against future rust, I packed the axle sleeve with grease before assembly. I ensured the valve was precisely centred before I inflated the tyre with a footpump - this has to be done beforehand, when you can still slip the tyre round the wheel to adjust it and needs to be done carefully, or else it is impossible to attach the pump in the limited gap between the 'spokes'.In summary, this product seems up to the job of shifting a single bag of compost or aggregate and since it cost less than replacing the perished tyres on my last barrow, it will do for me.