Does anyone use this to hold a plastic wheelbarrow? Just want to see if it would fall out.
1553633
It depends. If you secure bracket on a wall stud it will hold any type wheel barrel, providing there is a way to attach it to the bracket.
1553634
They are extremely heavy duty and durable. It can can hold lawnmowers, etc.
1553635
I have not; but if the screws go into a stud, I don't think they would pull out. I believe Racor also makes a two piece hanger designed specifically for a wheelbarrow.
312838
No, unless you reinforce it. I rolled it, empty, across my kitchen and the wheel fell apart. I have yet to get it all back together!
1203823
yes, though I don't have a wheelbarrow I have something similar and it fits perfectly! I love this tumbler.
101969
If it is clamped tight enough, it would not fall out. That said, I would re-tighten every time I used it...
1856630
Jeff I cant answer the first question but the instructions will show you exactly where to attach it. It will hold, no problem.
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
2238416
I tow it with my rider mower. I have a hitch ball and the loop handle of the wagon slips right over it. I do not recommend this wagon at all as the one I received had multiple quality control problems, one (bad bearing seating) rendered it unuseable until a replacement wheel was recieved. I alos have serious doubts about the claimed carrying capacity.Harry K
1886084
If it is big enough, it can cause the wheel to lock and mess things up. We have to order a new part for ours for something similar---frozen manure.
418821
It can slip. I use it to remove flywheels from lawn mowers and other small engines. The trick is to pull the free end of the strap through the hole in the handle, remove any slack and it will hold.
439035
Hmmm not sure, I will try mine when I get home! Have not had an issue, mine was the wheel coming off!!
1979131
Yes. I used it in my tubeless wheelbarrow tire two years ago and it worked great. Recently it started leaking air again. I added more Slime and the tire is holding air again.
241608
It is not designed as a wheel chock so I would NOT rely on it for that purpose. I'm not confident that it would keep your trailer from rolling. And if your trailer does roll with the lock attached it could do some minor damage to your fender. I always carry a pair of wheel chocks and use those in addition to the lock.
51701
I use it to remove fly wheels from garden tractors and so far no problems. So far it has handled all the pressure I can put on it
79780
Almost all are the same unless you have something crazy. This will work. Mine is on an AMES wheelbarrow.
691066
Maybe. The clamp is really strong, but small. It would only hold it not in the way it was intended to be used.
267523
The square axle bar just slides in so you would need to make sure something kept the axle from sliding out the side with no handle.
740848
Very likely not if tire does not have a tube. Wheelbarrow tires (the kind from Home Depot) are tubeless and when the seal at the bead is broken they can be very difficult to reinflate. To reinflate a tubless a tremendous volume of air and a band to hold tire in place around the rim are usually needed. Also - if tire is only partially deflated and still sealed to the rim you may have to pump this little guy for 2+ hours to move enough air to inflate the fat tire of a wheelbarrow. I put tubes in my wheelbarrow tires and the problem of flats came to an end.