Does anyone know the actual Capacity of the Wheelbarrow? Anyone have a Specs Sheet?
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Wheelbarrow...300lbs, dolly...300lbs, The extended dolly, Cylinder holder, Rock mover and plant mover are each 80lbs., Trailer mover 100lbs tongue weight and trailer weight 1,000lbs, bag holder...40lbs. I work mine pretty hard and I have used all the attachments. It is SOOO much better than a wheelbarrow except for the fact that the handles are low and I find pulling it is easier on my back and I am 5'5". I use this so much more than I really thot I would. Moving rocks and flower pots is SOO much easier and the fct that it doesn't tip is awesome for hauling any load. Hope this helps. Merry Christmas!! Wheelbarrow...300lbs, dolly...300lbs, The extended dolly, Cylinder holder, Rock mover and plant mover are each 80lbs., Trailer mover 100lbs tongue weight and trailer weight 1,000lbs, bag holder...40lbs. I work mine pretty hard and I have used all the attachments. It is SOOO much better than a wheelbarrow except for the fact that the handles are low and I find pulling it is easier on my back and I am 5'5". I use this so much more than I really thot I would. Moving rocks and flower pots is SOO much easier and the fct that it doesn't tip is awesome for hauling any load. Hope this helps.... » Read More Wheelbarrow...300lbs, dolly...300lbs, The extended dolly, Cylinder holder, Rock mover and plant mover are each 80lbs., Trailer mover 100lbs tongue weight and trailer weight 1,000lbs, bag holder...40lbs. I work mine pretty hard and I have used all the attachments. It is SOOO much better than a wheelbarrow except for the fact that the handles are low and I find pulling it is easier on my back and I am 5'5". I use this so much more than I really thot I would. Moving rocks and flower pots is SOO much easier and the fct that it doesn't tip is awesome for hauling any load. Hope this helps. Merry Christmas!! « Show Less
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According to the company specs - which you can find at Worx.com - the weight capacity is 300 pounds and the volume capacity is approximately three cubic feet.
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I don't believe this wheel will support any significant weight. I wouldn't use it on a real wagon.
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A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that sturdy. No big deal;, they are a buck and a half each at Home Depot. A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that... » Read More A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that sturdy. No big deal;, they are a buck and a half each at Home Depot. « Show Less
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Hi Tammi, I bought this wheel and installed it on my drveway fence. I am happy with it, it is heavy duty but i dont have an awnser as to how much weight it would hold Bill
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Grizzly's site says the 4" Heavy-Duty Swivel Caster w/Brake (G8176) is rated at 550lbs per wheel. Not sure where the other numbers are coming from.
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That is relative my friend. It is a big machine and the wheels are quality. I 6'2" and 260 lbs. I can move it around but got tired of that and built a nice generator box right by my house. I created an outdoor plugin to run it to my transfer switch ($300 with self install). Works great. But is is big. Sux trying to move it in the snow. buy a few 2x4s, 4x4s, and plywood to remedy that problem (another $500 if you are handy). hope that helps. It is a great generator and runs my whole house (Small)
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I received a pair of handles and installed them on my wheelbarrow. The most difficult part was removing the old carriage bolts. Just figure on cutting them off with a Dremel tool and buying new bolts, nuts and washers.
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If your wheelbarrow tire has a shraider or presta type of valve then it should be able to do it. Hope that helps.
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There is certainly enough height clearance. Simply by looking at it one would think a wheel barrow would fit width wise but I couldn't be certain without measuring it. We have ours up on the legs not on the ground.
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I really have no idea about the model in question. The wheels did not fit what I needed them for so I sent them back.
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I'm not sure of the capacity but I have a 12,500 lb. winch mounted on this product and have used it many times in the worst scenarios without fail.
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there's no maximum capacity listed. as others have responded, this bag is designed to haul yard and garden debris. i've hauled 30 - 40 pounds worth of stuff on a number of occasions. the bag is light weight but the fabric is strong and the handles are attached firmly. just fill the bag, drag it, and dump it. can't get much easier.lee
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10" OD; 4.10/3.50-4 2-ply. 30 PSI. Pretty much a standard wheelbarrow/handtruck size. Instructions state that they ship only partially inflated. Just enough air in them to keep them sealed to the rim.
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I'm not certain, but it's easy to wheel it down our long driveway. They are very sturdy. We bought 2 & like them...as much as you can like a trash can.
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I am not sure they make liners that wide unless a wheelbarrow has very narrow tires. And, besides, where in the heck are you taking a wheelbarrow where you will need tire liners?
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If you are trying to find an original replacement wheel you will have to email the manufacturer. However, the size seems common. I would think you could find better wheels at Harbor Freight or Tractor supply, but in the year and a half that I've owned this thing I haven't needed to replace the wheels. I've hauled eight yards of gravel about 150 feet from my driveway to my kids playground area and the wheels have been just fine. Each load was somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds. The wheels aren't a problem. That said, you might be happier with a better wagon. This one doesn't have enough lift to make the dumping feature worthwhile. It's too low, so you end up with half your load still sitting in the hopper when you tilt to dump.
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Im unsure on the size of the shaft i had. I used the factory piece from my origional wheelbarrow tire. It was a very convinient switch. Just switched worn out factory tire with new heavy duty tire. Btw its a great tire. I pack mine full with red clay or fill dirt. It holds up great.