Maingate Wheelbarrow County Clipper - Green

The instructions are very armature. They are on a badly photocopied page of instructions with plenty typos. Despite these looking completely worthless, they work a treat. Its really simple to assemble. It feels sturdy and is easy to move. It is new, so I can't say how well it will last. This is a garden wheelbarrow, not a builders wheelbarrows. The plastic barrow wouldn't be suited builders rubble or bricks, but perfect for a garden. It looks fairly rust proof

Arrived quickly and well packed. Good capacity and nice and sturdy. Very pleased with it.

Arrived promptly and was easy to put together. This wheel barrow is well built with a good solid frame and effective well constructed front wheel. Complete with comfortable grip handles and end frame plastic grommets you can just tell this is a well thought through and made item that will last years. Highly recommended.

Instructions were poor but there was not really too many steps. A bit difficult to line up one of the bars but I managed it by loosely tightening the bolts and then retightening after putting it all together. The wheelbarrow seems very well made and sturdy. Great price to volume ratio. Used moved 7 tonnes of topsoil and did great. However I had a slow puncture after 2 days of use - just waiting for customer services to get back to me with hopefully a replacement tyre. It is easy to reinflate though

Pleased with the size nice and light to manoeuvre great for what I need Delivery "not so good" driver decided to drop it over a 6ft gate instead of asking a neighbour to take it!! scratched the inside of the wheelbarrow from the parts that were bagged but loose inside As it is a wheelbarrow and NO fault of the supplier I decided to keep it scratches and all Just make sure your in to receive your item!!

The wheelbarrow arrived in a large box and so had to be assembled. It took me about 45 minutes to an hour to complete the task, but I'm getting slower in my old age. As the instructions state, you do need a mallet or similar to tap the tubes into place and slot in the bolts, but I succeeded in the end. I'm very pleased with the size and strength of the wheelbarrow and it looks as though it should last a long time because it's quite sturdy.

All you need is common sense and a bit of strength. I didn't need a mallet just a push with my foot and it all dropped in place. An Alan key and a spanner is needed or preferably use a socket from your socket set it you have one.

Wanted a wheel barrow for garden use.... looked around the usual places, B&Q, Homebase and some of the local garden centers - bit found what was on offer to be either over priced or of low quality or more a builder's wheel barrow (read that as too heavy) This wheelbarrow needed putting together - it tool 15mins basically the frame comes in two part, which need bolting together, then attach the wheelbarrow 'bucket' with 4 bolts and finally the wheel. The frame needed a bit of force to line up the bolt holes - but it was not too difficult. The built article is sturdy for garden use - the wheel rolls freely and so requiring little effort to push the wheelbarrow. Because the front of the frame is squared off when tipping the content of the wheelbarrow, it stays stable