Anybody still use a wheel burrow

[D2Cat]

Here's a kit to add rear wheels and higher handle. I was reading about it in Farm Show magazine.

https://shopspur.com/product/tri-will-burrow-retrofit-kit/

 

[08quadram]

Isn't that called "manual labor"? Mine hasn't been out of the shed since I bought the bx.

Mike
2014 Chrysler 300
1970 VW beetle
2006 Ford Freestyle
2008 Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi
2013 Passport 2920bh GT
BX2350
and a bunch of other crap

 

[Greenhead]

^^^ That's exactly what I was thinking. Wheel barrow, scaffold, ladder, cement mixer, material elevator, etc. etc... The idea is cool though. Where was it when I was pushing one...

 

[OBKubota]

I still have one but I can't remember how to start it!


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[pendoreille]

wife has made wheel about planters out of ours

 

[torch]

Does it come with a parking brake for hills?

 

[SLIMSHADIE]

Wife still uses it, afraid of the BX. Have to air up the tire every spring.
Trying to teach the kids at least.

 

[bcp]

Don't know if rear wheels would work.

 

[bearskinner]

Yup, once the Kubota parked in the shop, the wheelbarrow just sits in the wood shed as an off the ground kindling holder. It works great for that, and I think my front tire is probably low too, but it's not going to have to move.

 

[Daren Todd]

I still use a wheel barrow no fel


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[Grouse Feathers]

Instead of rear wheels and a raised handle, how about a 3 point hitch adapter? That is the only way I could see using one.

 

[CaveCreekRay]

I have my dad's smaller gardening wheelbarrow I used to landscape our yard in Illinois in High School. I changed the wheel on it but as I get older, I find its just the right size to get into tight places the FEL won't fit in... Like my living room. (Did I marry good or what?)

This was the first project I bought my Kubota for... getting 27,000 lbs of tile shards into a dumpster.

 

[torch]

There are some places a Kubota won't go. Like on the dock, when cleaning out the weeds, or in the basement when pouring concrete.

 

[clay45]

I've had mine for over 30 years and occasionally still use it. I remember the first Sam's had come to Corpus Christi and I drove down from Victoria to check it out. Bought the wheel barrow and a folding table that I also still use. While that wheel kit looks keen I'd hate to be lifting it up/down over logs, steps, other obstacles as its too heavy already.

 

[Lil Foot]

I have my dad's smaller gardening wheelbarrow I used to landscape our yard in Illinois in High School. I changed the wheel on it but as I get older, I find its just the right size to get into tight places the FEL won't fit in... Like my living room. (Did I marry good or what?)

This was the first project I bought my Kubota for... getting 27,000 lbs of tile shards into a dumpster.

Wow, impressive! (you did marry good!) I would have brought a material conveyor from a mine to move that much material!

 

[kckndrgn]

"Eliminates tipping"?? Don't think so, still only 3 wheels I bet I could tip it!

I picked up one of these a couple of years ago, best investment. Small loads use it like a wheelbarrow, large, heavy loads I can hook it to the lawn mower or BX.

 

[bucktail]

I've got one of those carts kind of like a wheelbarrow but it has a bicycle wheel on each side instead of one wheel in front. Been using it quite a bit to clear a building site. I don't have an FEL, and my Kubota has to be trailered in since I don't store it on site anyway.

 

[Howling]

Instead of rear wheels and a raised handle, how about a 3 point hitch adapter? That is the only way I could see using one.

Works nice to add bucket capacity.