SuperHandy Wheelbarrow Utility Cart Electric 24V DC 330lbs Max Load Barrel Dump Material Debris Hauler (Amazon Exclusive)

Works great. Really good quality. Support if needed is excellent too. I needed a part and they sent it out free of charge. Fantastic company and service and great product.

I’m a fit 80 yr old man and used this to move 90 bags of mulch down a sloping yard to the back of our property. No way could I have done this on my own. It is well built and strong enough to assist me back up the hill. The reverse is also a real benefit. Don’t know about longevity but know I wore out before the battery did!

Quality of life hacks below.The wheel barrow definitely works. I have a sloping property and need something to move heavy loads uphill. I tested the barrow with 160lbs of eggs rocks uphill and was very happy with the performance. The metal tub is going to take a beating and not care. I've split a poly tub before.Assembly took a while, you'll need wrenches and sockets (a 1/4" drill adapter helps a lot!). The barrow came with a full battery (good for the battery) and tires that were at 20lbs (so they hold air!). The packaging was impressive. You'll need two people to lift it and remove it from the box. The rest is all solo work.Quality of life hacks:1) Place your load to balance it over the wheels, it means less lifting when you're moving2) Reverse the rear stand (pictured) to avoid kicking it while walking3) Add an electrical wire nut (pictured) with a bolt to keep your wrist in a neutral position while operating the throttle4) The handles slip off!!! Here's a fix...* Get "duck 393150" friction tape* Remove the handle* Cut two strips longer than the handle* Place the two strips together and inside the handle* Fold the spare tape over opposite sides of the handle and hold them firmly* Orient the handle with tape at 12 and 6 o'clock* Push the handle on the bar in one motion with some force* Trim the excess tape - careful not to cut the wiring

I dig and pour a lot of footings and concrete patching for remodelling. I got tired of carrying those 60# pound bags, so I bought this. And I love it. 6-60lb bags no problem up a 10-15 degree incline. Even steeper if you push a little. I modified mine with rear wheels on the back leg, now I don't have to lift at all. I made an attachment that hooks on the front as a trailer mover, works great with a couple cinder blocks in for counter weight. Very easy to use, simple switches. I did have to modify the throttle switch because the way it is mounted, when I use my thumb to fully depress the switch it was over twisting my wrist and made it uncomfortable to carry for extended periods.I have only put about 6 hours of run time on the batteries over 3 days. Charged them twice. Very simple.In short, I am glad I purchased this wheelbarrow, love it, and if by chance or just too much use I kill this one I will buy another. Well constructed and very durable. Very Happy

Gave it 1 Star only because I couldn't give it 0 stars.After assembly I pressed the power switch to on and the light inside the switch lit up and I thought "Good the battery is charged". The I pressed the soft button on the handle where the throttle control is and the battery indicator also lit up showing a full charge. Then I tried to move the barrow forward with the throttle control and...nothing! No movement, no motor noise, no nothing. Tried going in reverse and still nothing. Plugged in the charger and waited for the green light on the charger. Still no movement after the charger light went green. This is when the real fun began. Called the toll free number on the barrow for technical support (greatcircleus.com) and when they heard I bought it from Amazon (Woot) I was told there was no warranty because I didn't buy it from them. Then I called Amazon who told me all he could do was offer a replacement and I would have to dis-assemble it, repackage it and return it to get the replacement. I asked about technical support because I was thinking it was simply a loose wire or a bad control module or switch and was transferred to someone else who had no earthly idea what he was providing technical support for. I said forget the tech support just exchange it for a new one but he couldn't do that and had to transfer me to someone else to process the exchange. Now I'm told I will receive a full refund, can reorder a new one and I don't need to send back the broken one back due to some issue with there being a battery in it. Was even told I should sell it to someone who could fix it. So, I now have a non working, battery powered, 2 wheel barrow that I can use as a brand new but not under warranty, bright orange flower box. Will try fixing it myself and see how much worse this story goes.

I got this on sale, but even at normal price it appears heavier duty and more cost effective than any close competitor. It carries more weight than others(330 lbs) and is pretty quick once it gets up to speed! So far I've used it to move 22,000 lbs of landscaping stone. The battery goes and goes! It does take a little while for it to gain speed once you've cranked the throttle, which I'm sure is an intentional safety feature. Overall, I love this thing. It has saved my back when on the job, therefore paying for itself ten fold by preventing a chiropractor's visit or worse!

Arrived on time, no difficulty putting it together and there was a near full charge on the batteries. Have used it once so far to carry trash materials from my back yard to the front. No problems maneuvering or going up or downhill. Great purchase

The wheelbarrow requires some assembly but it was quick and easy. It charges quickly each time I've used it. I hauled cedar mulch up a 15 degree slope for 4 hours and still had power to spare. I couldn't have done it at all with a conventional wheelbarrow. The speed control is sensitive enough to go slow when I need it to and faster when I want speed. When I tried to go full throttle, it went way too fast. The wheelbarrow is stable and easy to turn. It's a little heavy when you lift it straight up to empty the last of the load.