Draper 17993 Plastic Tray Wheelbarrow, Black, 85 Litre

Like the end result but would recommend that instead to screw faced nut/bolt they be hexangonal headed nut/bolt. It was VERY hard to use a screwdriver to tighten the bolts in some situations. In the end I had to use a hacksaw to deeped the screwdriver slot to achieve a decent result.

This is one situation where the I really should have read the previous reviews. The bolts are too short and even now I am struggling to assemble. I will need to get some alternatives to complete. What is obvious is that at one time it was designed to have bolts with a square underside to fit in the square cutouts. Parts do not align and on mine one of the metal tabs is misaligned (poorly welded). Draper - who apparently make this are based in the UK but I can only assume that that have outsourced all of their production to the far east. They should be embarrassed to see how bad this is.To make things worse the instructions (they are not instructions but an exploded diagram) does not achieve its objective of showing how all the parts fit together simply and clearly.

The M8 bolts the should fix the forward part of the tray are too snmall. I had to use 2 x M8. 30mm ones.

The bolt heads have a very shallow flat head screwdriver fitting which is difficult to retain grip of, they would be much better as a cross head screwdriver fitting. Very easy design change that would make assembly much easier and effective.

The media could not be loaded. Useless unless you want to put in extra work to get it functional.Very dissatisfied, the bolts are way too small, they don't tighten, and the holes for them to go in are so misaligned it's laughable. I've attached a video of how functional it is when put together straight out of the box with no additional bolts bought and no metal bent to help the bolts fit. Don't waste your time or money.The instructions aren't bad, but the product is.

Be aware, I had to use different bolts to hold the bucket on the frame. The screws supplied are too short and have counter sink heads that pull through the large holes in the plastic bucket. After a big struggle with two of us I managed to get the nut on one screw but before the screw had got into the nylock portion the head came through the plastic bucket.Luckily I have a selection of screws so I used longer pan head screws with penny washers.The instructions are also vague, with just a small exploded view that does not make it clear which way round some pieces should be fitted.Having said all that, I am now satisfied with the it.

Barrow is good value and sturdy ( for the money). The bolts which fix the barrow body to the chassis are just too short. Would be impossible to assemble without longer bolts.

The bolts are impossible to tighten - even my carpenter struggled.No tools included to help.Low quality instructionsContacted manufacturers - they were all at lunch (quaint!) and never got back to me either by phone or email.It’s lightweight! Only good point! But consequently I have low expectations about its durability - only time will tell.