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Garden Cart 75L - iShop247 FBA
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Posted 14 July 2023

Garden Cart 75L - iShop247 FBA

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Edited by a community support team member, 16 July 2023
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  1. smudgemobile's avatar
    Looks great was going to order but thought I'd do a quick search first and found it for £66.45 (with 5% email code) from Leisure Depot if it helps anyone also free 2-3 day delivery.
    Anewchange's avatar
    Quite often amazon is not the cheapest but the easiest. People dont like shopping around and then wonder why they have no money.

    You know. The ones that call you tight for saving money haha
  2. Jaws1973's avatar
    That's a cheap go-kart with a ejector seat lol (edited)
  3. MarkCtg's avatar
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    For me they either don't post to NI or works out more expensive (£72.23 for the first)
  4. aidanduddy's avatar
    Four wheels better than one surely.
    picklejarbaron's avatar
    Not if there's but a single board lane to trot on.
  5. nanuek's avatar
    How has someone managed to overengineer a simple wheelbarrow?
    andynicol's avatar
    Was thinking the same, also thinking that when pushing this into position to tip contents, pressure on the handle over time would surely result in failure/damage to the hinge...

    That said, I can see the benefit of this for those unable to lift a traditional wheelbarrow with heavy contents.
  6. shipton1's avatar
    Have similar to this, fantastic for the garden etc… also when we did our patio, moving bits n bobs about
  7. Zadan's avatar
    Hi, is this going to be strong enough for building materials/waste etc...Bricks/blocks/gravel...etc...
    MarkCtg's avatar
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    Having a plastic box means it would be less sturdy for bricks/blocks but gravel should be fine. You might prefer a galvanised steel wheelbarrow such as amazon.co.uk/gp/…g_1 or Walsall Easiload 85L £60 from Screwfix

    100L Wheelbarrow £50.97
    ebay.co.uk/itm…598 (edited)
  8. SusieM's avatar
    They all seem to have an issue with tyres going flat.  Replace with solid yellow ones and then really useful item.
    bronze_bandit's avatar
    Any particular solid yellow tyre SusieM?
  9. guest5234's avatar
    not solid tyres? so hard to repair if you get a flat tyre
  10. graham321's avatar
    Looks fun and I can see it’d be easier than a wheelbarrow, but also less manoeuvrable and more bits to break?
  11. Pughy's avatar
    Thanks for posting and making me want something I didn't think I needed , I went for this badboy for £58.34 with code DISCOUNT5 (For new customers) rocwood.co.uk/pro…ty/
    MarkCtg's avatar
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    What’s funny is after posting this I decided to buy a normal wheelbarrow instead!
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