Electric Wheelbarrow Test | Greenworks Garden Cart 40V

In this video i'll test the greenworks garden cart speed when empty, when filled with 90 kg and 160kg of sand.
The electric wheelbarrow used in the vide can be found in the links below:
✅ USA: www.officialda...
✅ UK: www.officialda...
✅ EUROPE: www.officialda...

[@fern1416]

I am looking at getting the Titan tracked barrow- this looks quite tippy and not much payload.

[@MrNiceGuy500]

I thought that the max capacity was 225lbs …good to know it can do more

[@dadstuffDIY]

It comes in handy for short trips, but I wouldn't recommend pushing it too much in steep places, because it can strain the motor.

[@kirkkleber4558]

Sehr gut gemachter Test. Danke👍

[@Flash1857]

I have a Green Works battery one, works good. Keep a 12v battery water thank on it to wash truck, fertilizer trees and hopefully never fight small brush fires. Not sure if it’s made anymore, looks but can’t find a second one. Suggest 2 wheels on the back instead of the one, gets caught in sand a lot. Thanks

[@dadstuffDIY]

Good use of it's practicality! I agree on the two wheels on the back, i had the same issue with sand and farm soil, and depending on the load and how it's positioned, it can turn over.

[@chinayinghe]

nice test

[@dadstuffDIY]

Thanks!

[@Kirill_Sandalkin]

Perfect test! Thenks! Fast, simple and as clear as possible to potential buyers!

[@gepardchester6495]

How much power engine in this electric wheelbarrow has ( W ) ?
Watts

[@dadstuffDIY]

Hi, 300W

[@creamtube]

Nice! Much of what I wanted to see.
Question; would u think it's possible to put a snowplow on it for some light plowing perhaps?

[@dadstuffDIY]

Hi, very light and fresh snow yes, it can be done on speed 2, but also take into consideration that even if you have enough power to plow the snow, the snow or residue below the tires can make them slip, consequently make the plow less effective. I would gladly test that, but sadly there is almost no snow in winter where i live.

[@creamtube]

@@dadstuffDIY ye I figured. Wanting to give my old dad something to make his woodhauling easier. From the shed to the basement and do some yardwork.
It's too expensive tho... If only Ryobi had something similar:/

[@dadstuffDIY]

@@creamtube That would be an amazing gift for sure. So far i haven't tried or found something cheaper, with same load capacity, load volume and battery compatibility with other tools. I might do a deeper research and do a multiple option review video.