The metal tub rusted on this wheelbarrow, so I used mostly pallet wood to create a new tub. I bolted a frame to the handles then just screwed boards across that. Then I chiseled some slots to hold the sides, which are removable for ease of dumping or holding large items. -- Scott in North Carolina | |||||||
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ralbuck
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#1 posted 07-25-2019 04:55 AM
Very neat.
I like the removable sides well too. I am sure that feature will come in to use sometime and be VERY handy when you need it!
-- Wood rescue is good for the environment and me! just rjR
kiwilynne
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#2 posted 07-25-2019 05:46 AM
This is awesome :D Nice work!
-- Lynne, New Zealand - Crikey, Aussie is another country, Bro.
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#3 posted 07-25-2019 07:52 AM
Looks good Scott, however dont leave it out in the rain, as there is a possibility it may delaminate.
Was there any manufacturers rating stamps on it anywhere? That will be a guide, failing that leave an off cut outside and water it with the garden hose over a few days to tell if its actually waterproof
-- Regards Rob
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