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Leonard 6 Cubic Foot Capacity Poly Tray Wheelbarrow with Flat Free Tire

Leonard 6-Cubic-Foot Capacity Poly Tray Wheelbarrow with Flat-Free Tire

The perfect mix of strength and maneuverability!

This Leonard 6-Cubic-Foot Capacity Poly Tray Wheelbarrow features a durable orange ABS plastic tray. Its extra-thick hardwood handles measure 1-5/8-inch by 2 inches and are 5 feet in length.

Leonard Wheelbarrows feature a welded tray support, wide carriage bolt heads, and a heavy-duty undercarriage. We also equipped them with upgraded precision ball bearings and a 5/8-inch steel axle. This model includes one wide flat-free tire. This tire measures 16 inches in diameter and 6 inches in width.

Our 6-cubic-foot wheelbarrows support up to 500 pounds. The combination of features and low-profile design increases stability. This increased stability allows you to transport even the most substantial loads over uneven surfaces with ease.

Leonard Poly Tray Wheelbarrows provide the perfect mix of strength and maneuverability. Their high-quality design and construction make them last a lifetime. We back this up with our lifetime warranty!

Specs

Tray volume (cubic feet): 6
Tray weight capacity (pounds): 500
Tray color: Orange
Axle size (inches): 5/8
Tire type: Flat-free
Tire diameter (inches): 16
Tire width (inches): 6
Handle material: Wood
Handle length (inches): 60
Handle thickness (inches): 1-5/8 x 2

Product Features

Durable ABS plastic tray
Low-profile design
Extra-thick hardwood handles
Welded tray support
Heavy-duty undercarriage
Wide carriage head bolts
Precision ball bearings
5/8-inch axle

Product Benefits

ABS plastic tray holds 6-cubic-feet of material
Low-profile design increases maneuverability with heavy loads
Extra-thick hardwood handles provide increased leverage
Increased support allows for heavier loads

Warranty

We cover this product with our lifetime warranty. Please click here for details.

Links

Instruction Manual - Prior to March 2017
Instruction Manual - March 2017 and Later

FAQ

QUESTION: My wheelbarrow nose in angling in so it is difficult to mount the tire, why?
ANSWER: If you mount the legs under the handles before mounting the nose brace to the handles, you may have problems. Be sure to mount the nose piece before the legs.

Review Summary (Based on 9 Reviews)

5 Stars
Overall Rating: 5/5
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5 Stars

Best commercial grade wheelbarrow Stu Mayer from PA wrote May 28, 2018

Love it. Am Leonard thought out the details as well as causes of failure to make this the best.

5 Stars

Best commercial grade wheelbarrow Stu Mayer from PA wrote May 28, 2018

Love it. Am Leonard thought out the details as well as causes of failure to make this the best.

5 Stars

As advertised Dick from OH wrote October 08, 2017

Sturdy, easy to assemble, quality parts. I am guessing this will be the last wheelbarrow I own.

4 Stars

Great wheelbarrow Sabine Ostermeier from NY wrote May 03, 2017

I love how sturdy this wheelbarrow is, the only thing that could be a little modified are the handles. I am a female Landscaper and my hands are smaller which makes it a bit tough to have a good grip on the handles. Especially when it's full and heavy.

5 Stars

Very happy Paul McKinnon from MA wrote December 28, 2016

My wife loved the color of the bucket. I bought the wheelbarrow for a Christmas presents but shortly after arriving I broke the old wheelbarrow so I had to put the new one together and present it to her.

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