Restoration: Wheelbarrow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2018
- This is a long over due restoration for my wheelbarrow. She has been living outside in the elements for many years. The hot and cold, rain and morning frost have taken a toll on her. I've fixed the arm on her twice. The tire has fallen off at least twice , so I had to bolt her back together. Her poor, sad tire also has a slow leak. It held air long enough to do a job , but the flat would return next time I needed her help. I've had her for such a long time, I couldn't even think of just sending her to the dumps. So, I decided to give a once over. Clean her up, getting all the rust off and put on a few good coats of fresh paint. I gave her brand new arms with extra protection from Shou-Sugi-Ban (japanese way of protecting wood) on the outside and even fixed her little tire.
Wait til you see the end result. She is a brand new wheelbarrow and a very happy one, too.
Little info on the wheelbarrow (not Wheel Barrel):
A wheelbarrow is a small hand-propelled vehicle, usually with just one wheel, designed to be pushed and guided by a single person using two handles at the rear, or by a sail to push the ancient wheelbarrow by wind. The term "wheelbarrow" is made of two words: "wheel" and "barrow." "Barrow" is a derivation of the Old English "bearwe" which was a device used for carrying loads.
The wheelbarrow is designed to distribute the weight of its load between the wheel and the operator, so enabling the convenient carriage of heavier and bulkier loads than would be possible were the weight carried entirely by the operator. As such it is a second-class lever. Traditional Chinese wheelbarrows, however, had a central wheel supporting the whole load. Use of wheelbarrows is common in the construction industry and in gardening.
Hope you enjoyed watching .
Link to
Tire
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Angle grinder wire wheel
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Paint used
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Primer(self etching)
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I like the way it turned out.specially the wooden handles.
Okay, I’ll admit that I wasn’t too optimistic about this vid before I clicked on it, however you nailed it my friend!!
Very impressed with your attention to detail on so many fronts.
The use of the camera and angles and different views - excellent.
Sound effects - funny and right on the money.
Didn’t see the need to bore us with endless rambling audio - perfect.
Overall quality of the video, editing etc - superb.
Dog - !!!! 5 stars.
Oh and yes the wheelbarrow. An extremely well done restoration. So good in fact that I will not get to see this restoration done again in my lifetime which - sucks.
Thanks
Thank you so much , I really appreciate it. 👍👍👍.
+The Muz Shop
I love how you take your furbaby for a ride in the wheelbarrow. Beautiful job! I too decided to restore my old rusty, trusty wheelbarrow. I went to price a new wheelbarrow in 2022. Outrages prices! I will continue to restore mine for many years to come. Thanks for sharing. Angel from The Bay
Very Cool! My wheelbarrow is better and stronger then the day I bought it.... If you are going to restore yours , do yourself a favor and change out the wheel to a no flat wheel. Like this one amzn.to/3s23hTp. I didn't do it in the video but I did and love it .....no more grading the wheelbarrow and having a flat tire.
Thanks for watching
fantastic video
👍👍😁
You did an awesome job! I love it when one takes pride in what they do!!
Well, that was pretty awesome! I'm going to give it a try, except for the tire and wheel. I've got a spare in the garage. Thanks for the great video!! 👍
Cool!! Give it a go. Not in the video but I purchased a solid rubber wheel from Amazon amzn.to/3VUJTnt and I love it !! No more flat tire or having to fill up a low tire.
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
nice work Muz!!
Thanks Bro
I am going to buy a new steel wheelbarrow soon and seeing you make the handles out of wood like that inspired me to do the same!
I am going to take some nice hickory from an old tool handle and make two new handles that fit my hand nicely and install them into the tubes that make up the frame.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Awesome!! Thanks for watching. 👍👍
...very well done DIY video Muz.....I have the same wheelbarrow.....this inspires me to do the same with mine..... 🙂
I was hypnotized by your videography as well as the restoration. A shame to get it dirty! Oh, and a great pup as well!
Thanks Jimmie! You are right , it's going to be hard to throw dirt in her the fist time.
good job man
Thanks 👍👍
I LOVE everything about this video .
That pup is everything ❤
Oh by the way
Awesome job 🎉
Thank you. My friend the puppy 🐶 has gone to dog heaven. He was a good pal for 18 yrs.
@@TheMuzShop it´s sad
Very nice refurbishing project. While I am not in with the flame burnt handles, I do like the effort you put into this project. And the cute little dogs made a great cameo as well.
Thanks !! The burnt handles was not intended for cosmetic but to help preserve the wood. Its a Japanese wood preserve treatment call shou sugi ban. Check it out , it's interesting. Thanks again for watching.
Beautiful!!
Top notch work. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it👍👍
I love ur sounds and transitioning
Fantastic!!
Thanks Maestro!
Nicely Done.
Ken
Thanks you so much.
That is awesome!!
I really appreciate that , thanks for watching.
Yours is unique having that front bumper with the 2 bolts instead of one. On the cheap wheelbarrows that's usually the failure point. Where it gets rocked upwards it tears the very end of the handles up or the metal fender itself. We bought our home 17 years ago and it came with a wheel barrow just like yours,but both handles and the tub had deteriorated. I saved the m.j etal hardware,but had ti buy a cheap wheelbarrow to do immediate work. My cheap wheelbarrow is finally dead and my brother in law just gave a really nice folded steel jackson contractor wheelbarrow that needs a tire and fender. The fender I'd salvaged all those years ago is just like yours. I've some wite oak about 6ft long and 2" thick that should make some nice handles. I will have to get me some new carriage bolts and nuts because the old ones were a different size.
Sounds good. You’ll love a good wheelbarrow. What I did after the video, I got a solid rubber tire and I real like it … no more filling the tire every time I go to use it. Thanks 👍👍
Fantastic job mike!!👊 the sound effects were great!😁
JEDIDIAH SHULTZ Irish Craftsman Hey thanks Bro!! I’ve been waiting for your next video. Thanks again👊👍👍
Dude that means a ton!! I’m working on one now so hopefully very soon👊😊
Really nice!
Glad you think so! Thanks!
This just added to my honey do list, thanks.... haha Really though that was a great video and now I'm off to restore my old WB that was slatted for the dump.
Awesome!! Get one of these solid tires amzn.to/3xEXlku I put one on after the video and love it... no more flats. 👍🏻👍🏻
Great job, Mike. However I’m pretty sure that centerpunch is illegal in the state of CA. 😀👍
Shhhhhh! Don't tell anyone. Thanks Drew.
Thank you, Mr.
You’re an expert
Found this while looking for ideas during corona pandemic April 9 2020.
Looks like it should kill some time
Great job btw on filming and restoration
Thanks and have fun with it, putting new handles and a solid tire makes a world of difference. Be safe and healthy. Email me a pic of before and after, I would love to see it.
If replacing bolts, I'd use galvanized nuts and bolts and such. My experience is that the threads on plain steel get badly rusted and damaged.
To avoid a major restoration like this, I'd recommend that people take their barrow completely apart after ten years. Prime and paint all the wood and metal. Grease the bolts when reinstalling. That would be easy work to do and not take much time.
Too many years of neglect multiplies the work that needs to be done ---- a lot.
For Sure!!!
Good idea!
I brushed used motor oil on the handles underneath the barrow where it was a little rotted. Will it help prevent rot? Also on the rims.
A very nicely done restoration project. Thanks for sharing the video. I just acquired a contractor wheelbarrow today (also blue tub!) that is in similar shape as your original. Will be putting a couple of your tricks to use on my restoration.
Mine has an air filled (and currently flat) tire. What did you to fix your tire? Is using a never flat replacement a good idea?
My tire would be flat every time I went to use it. But know I don't have to worry about cause its solid rubber. So yes I think it's a great idea, here's the one I got amzn.to/2QpJZVD. Thank you
Well done on the professional work , I'm sure you made this just for show because no one will use 70 $ materials on 10 $ wheelbarrow
Thanks and yes I use it and it looks good too...
Waoooo t kedo de maravilla. !!!!👍
Waooo! Thanks!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Is the sugiban to preserve , or for cosmetics?
Mostly to preserve but I like the look too. Thanks for watching 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Would be good for you to say what kind of paint you used, and also what that tool was that removed the old finish/rust.
I did ...check in the description below the video there are links to both. Thanks for watching....👍👍👍
That was some of the best filming and editing I've seen on any DIY channel! Wow! Also a stylish project, interestingly made with the burned wood, totally subworthy. The one thing I did miss was more of a learning component - for example what kind of discs you were using on the angle grinder, what was the white first layer of paint, what oil did you use, and also some of your reasoning/thought process etc, is always interesting and great for learning. Cheers
Thank you for watching and the kind words. This video was set out to be just entertainment not a tutorial. But I would be more than happy to answer any questions. The wire wheel is a DeWalt DW4930, which really ripped through the paint. For primer I used Self-Etching Primer Rust-oleum. As for the oil that was a Penetrating rust breaker call Blasters. Burning the wooden parts was mainly to give the wood extra protection from the outdoor elements and I liked the look. There is a wood preservative called "Shou-Sugi-Ban". Look it up, its interesting.... If you have any more questions or suggestions on a topic you would like to see, email me. Thanks again and thanks for the sub👍👍
C'mon man, the dog did nothing to earn that ride in the $1000 wheelbarrow. Flaming finishing (and oiling the handles) does seem a little over the top. But man, that wheelbarrow may outlive you at this point. Also concerned the black paint is not regulation, but a minor point at this point. GREAT JOB!!!!
Thanks and you are right it will out last me now that I put a solid tire on it. 😉👍🏻
@@TheMuzShop VERY classy job!!!
I like your use of the spokeshave on the handles, however, since your tire had dry rot and the rim was rusty, why not just buy a new combo (rim and tire)? They are only $20 at Home Depot or Menards or you can get the no-flat tire/rim combo for $26 (Menards).
Thanks. Actually I did get a no-flat after I made the video and I love it. No more”get the air pump cause I’m going to use the wheelbarrow “
Thanks for the comment 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi, I like how you fixed it. I don't have a table saw. How can I get my handles cylindrical as you have done? What tool would help me with that?
Use a chisel, or even a knife, to carve the handles to your satisfaction.
I bought my wheelbarrow in 1984. It's time for another paint job. I'm thinking, John Deere green.
Right on!
And---- oh yes. My only real criticism of this video was that the tire was not removed and the entire wheel treated for rust and refinished.
A leading reason for wheelbarrow failure is that the tire wont stay inflated, and that's usually caused by a rusting, pitted wheel where the tire needs to make good contact.
Totally agree, So after I made the video, I actually changed out the tire and rim to a solid rubber tire and I love it!!! Thanks for watching.
Nice Job.
Thanks!
Didn't see where the type of wood for the handles is listed. Is it oak? Thanks!
I used Ash for the handles because it not as brittle as oak. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nice refurbishing project. I liked everything but the burnt wood look. But that is just me... Thumbs Up!
Thanks! Ya I just burnt them more for the protection of the outdoors than the looks. 👍🏻
1:09. Made my day
Helios Ex Thanks he was a good shop dog.
The Muz Shop sorry you lost him. Just the part of owning a pet that’s part of the family. And thanks for showing us how to restore a wheelbarrow. I’m wanting to do that for my dads fathers day gift (thinking about putting bed liner on the inside). I don’t have the tools to make a new set of handles but I might sand and re-stain the existing woodwork
Helios Ex thanks about shop dog. That is a cool gift for your dad and fun to do... making the handles a few inches longer and a little bit thicker makes a huge difference. Would love to see before and after pics. Themuzshop@gmail.com.
Thx
The Muz Shop I’ll be sure to!
Pure talent
Thank you ! I'll give you a ride...
So, I'm not sure that I know...Why did you burn the handles? Just for looks?
Kevin Orr a little for looks but mostly to help preserve the wood an old Japanese trick called “ Shou Sugi Ban”. Thanks for watching. 👍👍
@@TheMuzShop thank you. I appreciate your reply
Cap head bolts are a pain the remove! The nut spins the head! I replace them with hexagonal head bolts.
I would've replaced that wheel/tire with one of those tubeless, no flats
I actually did put a solid tire on it after the video and I love it. Thanks 👍👍
Here is a link to the tire. amzn.to/482uU1R
What blue color did you buy to paint it with? 😊
Sorry I don’t remember…..🤷🏼♂️
Goodevening , why you burn the wood?
It helps protect the wood. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
all of ya would love “my mechanics” channel.
You sold me a dewalt angle grinder
You’ll love it!!
I bought the DW402 115 mm 4 1/2" angle grinder back in 2002. It's still keeping me occupied every evening. It's outstanding! Get yourself some good disc paddles for concrete, metal and wood. You will love it!
Now it's too pretty to use 😁
Oh I use it !! 🤣
Oh I use it !! 🤣
What's your shaving tool at 6:45?
Hmmm ... I think I'll just buy a new one. N=I needed to repair big rust holes in the tray
Sounds like it’s too far gone.
@@TheMuzShop When you're a cheap bastard it never seems to be too far gone.
That's why I have thick layers of duct tape (the handyman's secret weapon) inside and underneath the steel tray
Hey guys, can a sand blaster be used for this? Not that I wanna try, just curious to see if anyone has tried it that way and what were the results? 👍🏽👎🏽
-Thanx
Carretilla mexicano truper es el mejor del mundo
Humberto Hernandez Gomez 👍👍
I can tell hes more of let me hurry up and get it done kind of guy lol but he did a great job
Thanks!! Gitter done!
nice, you will probably love my "restoration"
Thanks and email me pic of your restoration I would love to see it.
HA, at least three times i said "WHAT!?!? Ha!!! Great hack!!!"
Thanks! Glad you like it👍👍👍
It would be less expensive to buy a new one.
You maybe right. But I had a great time restoring it .. Plus those handles I put on are so much nicer than store bought. Longer and way stronger. Also I put on a solid rubber tire on it after the video, no more flats. It is now a beast!!
That dog on the wheelborrow looks boring.
Miguel Ángel Valderrama he loved it... thanks for watching 👍👍
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