You actually put quite a bit of effort into your videos brother. Kudos. Back when I did landscaping for 10+ hours a day, six day a week, this would have been the bees knees. Not bad at all.
I have seen them used for trail maintenance and guys building steps or paths on steep slopes. it looks like a simple blade or plow attachment would make a lot of sense to haul a load of gravel and be able to spread it with the same machine.
Exactly what I need for hauling firewood and soil around these Western North Carolina mountains , Looks strong enough to be useful, and has the required quality of downhill control
I put the turf tires on. You don't need to buy any lug nuts you can just use the ones that are on there. Currently making walls for the wheelbarrow so it can hold more because I do alot of mulch work and going to see how practical and useful it is to use for landscaping work this summer.
Man. I just built an electric one with nearly the same wheel base(thinner to get on a front door) and other lifting specs. Although mine dumps itself, also acts as a lift table, is equipped to move trailers with a hitch, tow any implements for a lawn tractor, and even has a front loader/dolly/fork/ lift front end with two points of articulation. It also pobably runs longer on one charge then 4+ tanks of fuel when actually being used with full loads. Not to mention is controllable with one finger. After my next spine fuse I’ll buy a beefy enough drive control it will all be radio control in addition to the cabled controller. I built a crane thing for another attachment so I can lift awkward sbc’s but I think that will end up being attached to my work bench. I’ll have maybe $200 into it after I buy that fancy drive control for about $180.
this will be super handy for a farmer or anyone with lots of rough property that constantly needs to bring heavy items back and forth (water runs). loaded down i bet it would pull a pretty decent load too. i would use it for moving and bucking logs out in the woods where you cant fit a truck, or the terrain is too rough for a mower and trailer.
+STEVE ROB and this is the "small" version....they make other models with tracks & have one with twice this capacity and a hydraulic dump bed 💪 .... that would be interesting to drive up ramps!
I don't see it replacing the common wheelbarrow considering humans have been using them for over 1800 years, but it could have it uses for very rough terrain. We have all been pushing a loaded wheelbarrow that hits a hole, and then newton's 1st law takes over with all that inertia.
Nope, it comes crated and you have to bolt on the wheels, handle bars and fill the motor oil. The bucket is also comes un-attached but that’s just 2 cotter pins.
Excellent review, and loads of good details. Even though the barrel unit may seem small compared to the overall size of the unit, it did seem to work really well and could we'll come in handy.
It needs joystick controls like drone aircraft have so you can just walk beside or behind it. I'm putting fill into A pole building and there is no room for A tractor and wagon to turn around and backing out is A pain. I'm going to call around and see if I can find one at an equipment rental.
Tony M looks like any old generic Chinese honda clone to me judging by the on/off switches used, the recoil starter and even the carb choke and fuel setup. The only difference being that this has a Briggs and stratton sticker on it. It even has the same displacement as any other 6.5 hp 208cc honda clone.
Have you ever done a review on the DR Powerwagon? It's got an 800 lb max, 8 cu. ft capacity, and has several accessories such a flat bed kit and tool holders.
Great review but there is no such thing as a "wide wheelbase". Wheelbase is the distance between front and rear axles. When you are talking about the distance between the wheels from side to side then you mean track width.
Real Tool Reviews My uncle had bought one, and we've been using it for a little while know. here in Oklahoma our ground gets soft and slick with only a little bit of rain. we both have had issues after rain.
A heavy duty cart that attaches to a riding mower is $400 and can carry the same if not more. Better value if you own a riding tractor. If not then i guess itd make sense to someone
This has a much smaller footprint, so narrow gates/small yards/avoiding landscaping is a big advantage. But yes, with more land & an available tractor….a dump cart would be more ideal.
Rey D_SCAL they also make this in an 1100 pound version. Seems like a guy wrote he used it for moving concrete in his business. That would be a perfect use for these, moving concrete from a truck into a tight back yard, etc.
Hey I savage review, I was wondering if you are able to do an Endo wheelie with it. If yes, then I can surely find a ton of uses for it in my normal everyday life.
Nice review. I live in TN with hills and it would be a good asset. Question: How does it do in loose soil?? I would like to use it in the garden which is on an incline. JimE
I will have to try that out.....with the stock tires I would say it will be fine....with the trailer/turf tires I assume the treads will just fill up with mud and spin.
Drew Tibert For walk behind ztr mowers they make a plate that the mower drags that you can stand on. I would imagine this thing would pull one just fine and it wouldn't be hard to make.
So the steering seems abrupt with this. Either it's going straight ahead, or you're pulling one of those "brake levers" and either the left-side or right-side wheels stops turning completely. Have I got that right?
It would have been helpful to see what uphill grade it could take fully loaded (15-45 degrees). I mowed lawns for 30 years; I would never go forward when loading my big mower into my truck bed. Load equipment in reverse (backwards) when loading into truck bed. That way, when you unload machine, you can go forward. For safety reasons, you NEVER want to be in front of the equipment you are loading or unloading.
Great review. I’ve had my flatbed model one for about a couple months and I find the gear is very hard to shift into. No problems with reverse or first gear but I have a devil of a time getting it out to second or third. Any tips ?
The secret is to push the engage lever (on the handle) down and release….. then try shifting again. If you ever have a problem getting it to shift…. Engage/release/try again…. It will shift with ease.
While you where loading your powered wheelbarrow,I've noticed that you where not wearing any gloves,wheren't you not afraid of being bitten by either poisonnous spider or snake ? Just asking.
Ive been in landscaping and masonry foe 12 years. I have yet to see any company in the industry use this. This is cute for residential use someone who has an acre or 2 of property
Can you buy this from any brick and mortar store? I want one right now... But Amazon and jet say sold out. You can get from Wal-Mart online.... Any way to touch it in person beforehand?
I believe that it ships direct from the manufacturer no matter who you buy it from. Amazon says ships in basically a week -- which I assume is the time it takes to arrange a tractor trailer. Here is the link -- amzn.to/2RHYfXn
I'm just curios what happens to all the tools you review? I know from having ran a computer hardware review site that there are a large portion of items that are sent to reviewers, that are allowed to keep. So what is the skinny with reviewed items here?
It depends......about 50% of the time the tools featured were bought by us (since most companies aren't interested in featuring items that aren't the newest things they are focused on). Some are on loan with a temporary basis, rentals, or product samples. Here is our FTC disclosure on the subject --- www.realtoolreviews.com/disclosure/
So the point of this wheelbarrow is to carry loads that are heavy without straining yourself, but you still have to manually dump the bed? You would think for this kind of money they could make the hopper dump via engine power.
With the hinge location, the "strain" is minimal.....the only time it took any effort on my end was with the 660lb max capacity test. The have a hydraulic dump bed on one of the larger models --- and it hauls almost twice this much weight.
I wish it was that easy for me. And I can’t find anybody that works on Yardmax in Southern California so there are two year warranty is a little vacuous
@1:02 he says open the choke to start? I've been working on small engines for 40 years. Every engine that I have seen that has a carburetor, requires you to close the choke prior to starting. And it is an engine, not a motor. A motor requires a power source, such as electricity.
You actually put quite a bit of effort into your videos brother. Kudos. Back when I did landscaping for 10+ hours a day, six day a week, this would have been the bees knees. Not bad at all.
I have seen them used for trail maintenance and guys building steps or paths on steep slopes. it looks like a simple blade or plow attachment would make a lot of sense to haul a load of gravel and be able to spread it with the same machine.
I miss this channel
Wish he still posted
I just found this one looking for a powered wheelbarrow and was surprised to hear the music!
This is the best video explaining everything from top to bottom. Thanks.
Exactly what I need for hauling firewood and soil around these Western North Carolina mountains , Looks strong enough to be useful, and has the required quality of downhill control
The overall package is massive compared to the amount of actual wheelbarrow volume.
Yup, the hopper on this is 4.4 cu ft. The average wheelbarrow is 6 cu ft!!!
Same with a tractor. Looks just a little bigger than a snowblower
But it can probably haul a full load of gravel uphill.
Awesome unit, great review. Now I just need the acreage!
Thanks for the thorough review. Good call on the turf tires too!
This would've made my childhood much much much much easier
creep life , you would of had barrels of fun with it
Great information
Incredible little mover! I want one with a trailer to pull me around.
I was thing with Snow Plower too. I am in Canada
I put the turf tires on. You don't need to buy any lug nuts you can just use the ones that are on there. Currently making walls for the wheelbarrow so it can hold more because I do alot of mulch work and going to see how practical and useful it is to use for landscaping work this summer.
The thoroughness of all your reviews adds a little bit of comedy to it. Haha, keep up the good work
Well thanks!
Fantastic unit. It's a bit pricey for me but if I was going to do a lot of moving of materials I would get one.
Great advertising for a flat dry lot which is rare in the PNW.
A skid steering wheel barrow, sweet!
Good call on the second set of tires.
Hey! Lets get rover going. Break time is over. Nice machine.
Your mic sounds awesome. Top notch video quality and editing as well. You might just have a shot at this TH-cam thing Daniel. 😂😂👍
Man. I just built an electric one with nearly the same wheel base(thinner to get on a front door) and other lifting specs.
Although mine dumps itself, also acts as a lift table, is equipped to move trailers with a hitch, tow any implements for a lawn tractor, and even has a front loader/dolly/fork/ lift front end with two points of articulation.
It also pobably runs longer on one charge then 4+ tanks of fuel when actually being used with full loads.
Not to mention is controllable with one finger.
After my next spine fuse I’ll buy a beefy enough drive control it will all be radio control in addition to the cabled controller.
I built a crane thing for another attachment so I can lift awkward sbc’s but I think that will end up being attached to my work bench.
I’ll have maybe $200 into it after I buy that fancy drive control for about $180.
this will be super handy for a farmer or anyone with lots of rough property that constantly needs to bring heavy items back and forth (water runs). loaded down i bet it would pull a pretty decent load too. i would use it for moving and bucking logs out in the woods where you cant fit a truck, or the terrain is too rough for a mower and trailer.
Great shopping cart!
Another awesome review, well done sir!
Looks great but 90 days is a joke for an $1800
Nice unit. I know a guy that uses one much like that one for his feed lot for feed supplement. 👍👍
+STEVE ROB and this is the "small" version....they make other models with tracks & have one with twice this capacity and a hydraulic dump bed 💪 .... that would be interesting to drive up ramps!
I don't see it replacing the common wheelbarrow considering humans have been using them for over 1800 years, but it could have it uses for very rough terrain. We have all been pushing a loaded wheelbarrow that hits a hole, and then newton's 1st law takes over with all that inertia.
You are making me think that I need the tracked version..... ;)
tracked barrow vs wheeled barrow through mud over rocks up hills thats what I want to see.
Good Review! would like to see others concerning reliability, mechanical problems, maintenance issue's. Does the Wheel Barrow come assembled?
Nope, it comes crated and you have to bolt on the wheels, handle bars and fill the motor oil. The bucket is also comes un-attached but that’s just 2 cotter pins.
Excellent review, and loads of good details. Even though the barrel unit may seem small compared to the overall size of the unit, it did seem to work really well and could we'll come in handy.
It needs joystick controls like drone aircraft have so you can just walk beside or behind it. I'm putting fill into A pole building and there is no room for A tractor and wagon to turn around and backing out is A pain. I'm going to call around and see if I can find one at an equipment rental.
needs bigger barrel
It should really be fitted with either a generator muffler, or have an electric option so it could be used indoors.
Sure beats the electric shopping cart I took from Walmart.
They should make a ride-on version. Essentially a ride-on fertilizer spreader but designed to carry as much as possible.
300.00 power moron
Has anyone used this to plow snow with the plow attachment? I'm wondering how well it works for that. Thanks.
1800 for this I'll stick to my standard wheelbarrow with dual front wheels works great for me maybe if I did commercial work
Pretty cool, glad to see it has a B&S engine and not some Chinese knockoff.
Tony M looks like any old generic Chinese honda clone to me judging by the on/off switches used, the recoil starter and even the carb choke and fuel setup. The only difference being that this has a Briggs and stratton sticker on it. It even has the same displacement as any other 6.5 hp 208cc honda clone.
Some B&S parts are made in China. B&S outsources like most companies
Yea that's a predator motor with a different sticker.
Nice unit nice review. I like those ramps who makes them.
www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/reese-farm-ranch-heavy-duty-arched-ramp-pair3-000-lb
Have you ever done a review on the DR Powerwagon? It's got an 800 lb max, 8 cu. ft capacity, and has several accessories such a flat bed kit and tool holders.
I got one and works great.
Great review but there is no such thing as a "wide wheelbase". Wheelbase is the distance between front and rear axles. When you are talking about the distance between the wheels from side to side then you mean track width.
I like your choice in trucks 👍🏻
I would have liked to see that load go up a ramp to a trailer...
is this thing still running well? I see people with reviews saying the transmission died.
Always great reviews,,concord carpenter sucks...your very reliable...trustworthy...thanks
unique product
I like it with the second tires. I want one. Not sure about the cost though,
Ouch that tear out
it does have a slight traction issues when fully loaded on soft ground even with the deep treads.
"it does" or "does it"?
Real Tool Reviews My uncle had bought one, and we've been using it for a little while know. here in Oklahoma our ground gets soft and slick with only a little bit of rain. we both have had issues after rain.
Nice! I'd buy it depending on the price tag!
FCK ..AWSOME I.D.E.A ON 2ND SET OF TIRES
You can get a electric wheelbarrow probably closer to 150 pounds. No oil changes. No noise. Cheap to run. That’s the route I’m going
Good
A heavy duty cart that attaches to a riding mower is $400 and can carry the same if not more. Better value if you own a riding tractor. If not then i guess itd make sense to someone
This has a much smaller footprint, so narrow gates/small yards/avoiding landscaping is a big advantage. But yes, with more land & an available tractor….a dump cart would be more ideal.
That's a cool machine 👍🏼
That is a great wheel barrow.
I work with a wheel barrow everyday , I wonder how easy work would be using this full of mixed cement.
Rey D_SCAL they also make this in an 1100 pound version. Seems like a guy wrote he used it for moving concrete in his business. That would be a perfect use for these, moving concrete from a truck into a tight back yard, etc.
wow thats nice.
Hey I savage review, I was wondering if you are able to do an Endo wheelie with it. If yes, then I can surely find a ton of uses for it in my normal everyday life.
There are things that even I cannot do.... ;)
nice
What about the tracked model?
nice post i wonder how it would hold up as a rented item ?
Could you please tell about fuel efficiency
Nice review. I live in TN with hills and it would be a good asset.
Question: How does it do in loose soil?? I would like to use it in the garden which is on an incline. JimE
I will have to try that out.....with the stock tires I would say it will be fine....with the trailer/turf tires I assume the treads will just fill up with mud and spin.
They also have a plow that mounts on the front of these, anyone ever tried one?
Height adjustable handlebars?
they need to make a deal you can sit on wall driveing
Drew Tibert For walk behind ztr mowers they make a plate that the mower drags that you can stand on. I would imagine this thing would pull one just fine and it wouldn't be hard to make.
CHAOSisBEAUTY - That is exactly what I was thinking, but I doubt there's a hitch point.
I built one and it is amazing!!! Check it out on my channel.
So the steering seems abrupt with this. Either it's going straight ahead, or you're pulling one of those "brake levers" and either the left-side or right-side wheels stops turning completely. Have I got that right?
Correct. It’s jerky….. but you get the hang of it quickly & it is much more pleasant to steer at lower speeds.
@@RealToolReviews OK thank you.
Where to buy one how much
It would have been helpful to see what uphill grade it could take fully loaded (15-45 degrees). I mowed lawns for 30 years; I would never go forward when loading my big mower into my truck bed. Load equipment in reverse (backwards) when loading into truck bed. That way, when you unload machine, you can go forward. For safety reasons, you NEVER want to be in front of the equipment you are loading or unloading.
sounds great. But actual reviews indicate most of these things don't shift properly and Yardmax doesen't honor warrenty.
Great review. I’ve had my flatbed model one for about a couple months and I find the gear is very hard to shift into. No problems with reverse or first gear but I have a devil of a time getting it out to second or third. Any tips ?
The secret is to push the engage lever (on the handle) down and release….. then try shifting again. If you ever have a problem getting it to shift…. Engage/release/try again…. It will shift with ease.
Nice tool, Only downside for me is the 'Low handle bars, too low for my back... AND the engine is too loud, needs a Honda engine..
While you where loading your powered wheelbarrow,I've noticed that you where not wearing any gloves,wheren't you not afraid of being bitten by either poisonnous spider or snake ? Just asking.
I fear nothing.
Ive been in landscaping and masonry foe 12 years. I have yet to see any company in the industry use this. This is cute for residential use someone who has an acre or 2 of property
Can you please tell me what size lug nuts to buy? Do I have to change out the lug bolt? Mine seems to have welds on the bolt
They are not regular lug nuts…. You’ll need conical stud lug nuts (M12-1.75) - they look like bolts.
Seems a little antiquated in how it operates. Cool idea, though.
I agree, they should have included the ability to ride on it like you can with fertilizer spreaders.
Also,I think that the handles are to low,they should be at least another 4 inches higher.
Depends on your height….. I’m 6’2”……for me, I agree. For someone 5’10” or under, they are fine I’m sure.
Can you tell me the model number of the lug nuts you used when installing the turf tires?
Here is what you need to look for....I bought them off of eBay. 👉 Lug Bolts 12x1.75 Chrome Conical Stud Bolt 28mm M12x1.75
I am going to purchase one of these and use it as an everyday grocery cart. You reckon I will turn some heads?
Only when you start it up in the frozen section... ⛄️
How much ?
Can you buy this from any brick and mortar store? I want one right now... But Amazon and jet say sold out. You can get from Wal-Mart online.... Any way to touch it in person beforehand?
I believe that it ships direct from the manufacturer no matter who you buy it from. Amazon says ships in basically a week -- which I assume is the time it takes to arrange a tractor trailer. Here is the link -- amzn.to/2RHYfXn
I'm just curios what happens to all the tools you review? I know from having ran a computer hardware review site that there are a large portion of items that are sent to reviewers, that are allowed to keep. So what is the skinny with reviewed items here?
It depends......about 50% of the time the tools featured were bought by us (since most companies aren't interested in featuring items that aren't the newest things they are focused on). Some are on loan with a temporary basis, rentals, or product samples. Here is our FTC disclosure on the subject --- www.realtoolreviews.com/disclosure/
Thanks for your honest answer.
So the point of this wheelbarrow is to carry loads that are heavy without straining yourself, but you still have to manually dump the bed? You would think for this kind of money they could make the hopper dump via engine power.
With the hinge location, the "strain" is minimal.....the only time it took any effort on my end was with the 660lb max capacity test. The have a hydraulic dump bed on one of the larger models --- and it hauls almost twice this much weight.
Ah, fair enough. The hydraulic one makes sense. Good to know, thanks.
Hi. I heard it was easy to miss the gear. Did you find this to be true?
Yes. To “reset” it, engage the wheels and release…. Then shift again. That fixes it for me.
I wish it was that easy for me. And I can’t find anybody that works on Yardmax in Southern California so there are two year warranty is a little vacuous
COMO ME CONTACTO
Would better with steps on back pouring concrete was a breeze with the one I used had a place to stand and ride it
at 4:05 why are there bowling pins standing up in the field behind you?
shooting range?
yes
Real Tool Reviews thanks for another thorough video
How much uk pounds
@1:02 he says open the choke to start? I've been working on small engines for 40 years. Every engine that I have seen that has a carburetor, requires you to close the choke prior to starting. And it is an engine, not a motor. A motor requires a power source, such as electricity.
In hundreds of hours of footage, occasionally I do misspeak.
I would put a sulky or velky on it😂
so what you really mean is this is a gas powered stroller for your kids, but seats not included
It should have adjustable arms. It looks like you were bending your back. That would get annoying after a while.
I thought the YD4103 is battery powered.
I curious as to how much weight it could pull
It doesnt have a hitch (currently), but I am thinking about making one so I can pull around trailers with it.
Real Tool Reviews you should ad a trailer that has a seat. Then it would be proper
Dear, great review! I bought European clone of this fantastic machine... Sheppach DP3000, is the copy of your machine. It's hell machine :))
Can is safely go along a roof?
No way
@@RealToolReviews ok
How long are the ramps you use to load this PWB?
90" ..... here are the ones that I bought --- www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/reese-farm-ranch-heavy-duty-arched-ramp-pair3-000-lb
can you use it for grocery shopping?
+Jade bylund .....Costco......100 gallons of ketchup.....check! ☑️
I'd be more inclined to back it up the ramps and drive it out forward to stay out of harms way.
Lever = Levva 🤣
🤣 reminds of watching Benny Hill