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Introducing the Ace HDPE Sheet Formed 6 CU Tray Wheelbarrow. Engineered with innovation and built to last, this wheelbarrow redefines strength and durability. Lightweight rust resistant poly tray formed from a solid sheet of high-density polyethylene is almost indestructible. Ace HDPE tray has the impact resistance that can stand up to the pounding of a sledgehammer without cracking to provide the strength and durability of a steel tray. Anti-Tilt stabilizer legs with integrated dump grips. Makes loading and dumping easy even for the heaviest loads. Our wide based Dual 16in air tires provide double shock absorption for a smoother ride and easier to maneuver over all terrain. Strong and durable steel handles with cushion grips for added comfort and control. Choose the ACE HDPE Wheelbarrow for a lifetime of reliability.
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TODAY ONLY apply code JUN8 Code only works when signed in as a rewards member
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Any thoughts on this vs the steel version that's a few bucks more? I would use the wheelbarrow for both heavy and light duty work- I just want it durable- the last plastic one (granted, it wasn't HDPE), cracked and broke.
Any thoughts on this vs the steel version that's a few bucks more? I would use the wheelbarrow for both heavy and light duty work- I just want it durable- the last plastic one (granted, it wasn't HDPE), cracked and broke.
Although the metal is thin I prefer the metal over plastic. If this wheelbarrow had flat proof tires that would be hard to turn down. If you can turn the barrow upside down the water won't get inside it and rust it. Better yet if you can paint it when it loses its coating you can get many years out of the metal version. I have one of those old 60's metal wheelbarrow from my father that was built like a tank and I put a no flat tire on it last year. If you used it to transport something with acid in it like a leaky car battery then I would go with the plastic. If you do decide to go plastic get one of those plastic welderson Amazon. Several laundry soaps use hdpe containers so the weld is cheap to do. See the video by chicanic:
My friend has said she refuses to buy another wheelbarrow unless they are on sale for $50... I asked her when was the last time she saw it on sale for $50...she said about 6 years ago. But she is sure that they will drop the prices...
Think I need to trade my old single wheeled 'barrow after my spinal fusion (getting old sucks). Harder to balance a load now. I may look if there's any kind of conversion kit, though. $140? wow
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I brought this a few weeks back for the same price. Love the wheelbarrow so far after a few projects. It's sturdy, solid and tough. Definitely recommend this.
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