Ratings & Reviews for True Temper 6-cu ft 1 Wheel Steel Wheelbarrow

Nice wheelbarrow, rust spots

So far, this seems to be a good wheelbarrow, and has satisfied my needs. The only problem encountered was that when I purchased this at Lowes, I observed some small rust spots on each of these wheelbarrows that the local Lowes store had on-hand. Lowes gave me a 10% reduction in price, so I bought the wheelbarrow, took it home, sanded down these few spots and spray-painted them with Rustoleum. The color does not match where I painted, but it's a wheelbarrow so who cares, as long as further rust s...

Great wheelbarrow for suburban homeowner

We needed an additional wheelbarrow to spread 20 yards of mulch around the property. This is the perfect size because it holds enough to make a productive trip, but not too much so that the load was too heavy and difficult to maneuver.

Not what I expected

Was moving some bags of dirt around and the frame of this bent. It now sits awkward. Since that was the very first use, I am kinda let down.

Weak Construction - Stay away from this model!

This wheelbarrow is o.k. for mediocre jobs. It will not accommodate heavy loads, the base framing is very suspect and will bend under heavy loads. I placed an 80lb bag of cement in this wheelbarrow and the base bent. Spend $10 more for a wheelbarrow with a stronger base.

Convenient Tool

The 6-cu Wheelbarrow has been a very convenient tool for me while working in the yard. I am so happy that I purchased this wheelbarrow, because it allowed me to multi-task my yard work as well as cutting back on the time it had taken me to complete my tasks.

6-cu ft Steel Wheelbarrow

For the money, it's a good value. It is NOT a heavy duty wheelbarrow, but I have no doubt that it will handle the yard chores I need it for including an occasional full load of dirt.

It's a wheelbarrow.

Does whar I need it to do. Good quality, sturdy construction.

Not complicated, it's a wheelbarrow

I do think it is a bit overpriced but 50$ seems to be the going price for this size of metal wheelbarrow. I do now sort of wish I splurged and bought the 75-80$ option because the more expensive option has longer handles which would mean those of us over 6ft wouldn't be kicking the legs/brace when moving it around. Then again, how many times a year is it going to be used?

Not the best for concrete work

I bought this wheelbarrow to do do a concrete sidewalk at my house. The wheelbarrow held up during the course of the work, but could not hold a full load of concrete without loosing structural integrity. Small jobs around the house are what this product should be used for, unless you don't mind making many trips with only a 1/4 sized loads.

Not durable

We were landscaping our new home. After just one load, the front of the wheelbarrow gave away. Had to keep tightening it after every load...and we had 12 cubic yards of stone to spread, so it was very inconvenient.

Great Value

I run a small therapeutic gardening program and have used this wheelbarrow for two years. It's great for new gardeners and is suitable for light to medium duty yard work. I've used it for moving mulch, compost and rocks. For the price you pay, this is a great value. It does get a bit wobbly if you don't tighten the bolts periodically, also make sure to keep the tire pressure at a little under 30psi. Has lasted surprisingly well even with heavy use.

Okay for what I am doing.

Nice product but kinda weak and wobly. Around the house would be okay. But I wouldn't use on a job site just a but to flimsy.

Really Cheap Design

There are better wheelbarrows on the market. Very flimsy and unbalanced.

6 cu. ft steel wheelbarrow

made very cheap. wheelbarrow lasted one week. can not load with dirt - tilts to side and turns over. very wobbling. front guard keeps turning and rubbing tire.