3 Wheel Wheelbarrow Conversion

I converted a regular wheelbarrow to a 3 - wheeler

[@selfsameday7448]

Most practical wheel barrel I like to have !

[@obfuscated3090]

Nice upgrade!

[@anthonyhyte9198]

I think your project was well thought out, and works, and looks great. Building things yourself is very cool, and rewarding-great job!!!

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Ain't that the truth!

[@kirillkobzev9328]

Вспомогательные колёса для езды по большей части по прямой это самый лучший вариант

[@prmayner]

I'll be darn what an Idea wish I would have thought of that. I might make mine 4 wheel. I like the tubular frame also. Great job ol' chap.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

The only problem with four wheels is you can't run up planks. Sometimes you need to throw a plank down over a trench or up a step.. could use two planks I suppose.

[@prmayner]

@@RememberTheSlapFilms true

[@Red_sovok666]

Saw off the front wheel, and it will be absolutely fine.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

The "emergency break" version.

[@slavkochepasov8134]

simple and practical! Great video - thanks. Have you thought about parking brake - in case you loading stones or dumping gravel from small truck the wheelbarrow better be stable. I'd think a big log under wheels would do.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Thanks! I never needed a break, since the kind of weight I move around is not big. But on hills it would be nice to have. Maybe a bicycle style break.

[@timwhalen4485]

Nice job...enjoyed this video...will attempt it this weekend.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Sweet! If you can, try to get the handles the right hight before you fix the wheels in place, if the handles are just a little too low it defeats the purpose as you still have to apply upward lift, or you have to stoop slightly.

[@MrCharlieCom]

What a great idea! I'm glad I saw this video. Thanks

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

I'm honoured, thanks for watching!

[@jeffreywolf5235]

Is this any more stable with heavy loads of dirt when moving long distances, does it want to tip in the way of the heaviest side opposed to a two-wheel front wheelbarrow which is incredibly stable at the front?

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

It's much more stable.

[@mytube4385]

It only works if it had a brake ...otherwise you cant controll it in slope with heavy load..

[@kendexter]

This is how a ll wheelbarrows should be made

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

@@kendexter Agreed. Removable rear wheels as standardy

[@scarletthu4399]

well done! I like those PU foam wheels.Hope they are the products of our company,lol

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Thanks Scarlett, but they're not PU foam - just normal tubeless. I have a foam main wheel on my other barrow though, good product.

[@thomasbroking7943]

looks great as long as there isn't a hill...save a lot of backs

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Thomas Broking True, got to be careful!

[@petegoldberg8392]

Hi, I use your video as a good night story for my kids. I know it's lazy but they go to sleep straig........zzzzzzzzzz

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Glad to be of service 😉

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

This one was actually a commission for someone, my own one is beat up but still going strong, use it all the time,

[@oleguy5705]

I bet it is a bear to turn when loaded down.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

@@oleguy5705 Not really. No more so than a regular wheelbarrow. The back wheels add a little weight obviously, but it's minimal. This is offset by the handles being at a higher resting height when you lift to turn. Less vertical distance to lift = less energy expenditure. Also, if you're pushing or pulling it loaded, you're not applying lift to the handles most of the time, so you save a lot of energy - this saved energy way more than offsets the few pounds of weight of the wheels and axle. Also, you can turn by pushing down on the handles to wheelie the main wheel. Depends how you load the tub.

[@randy7068]

If you want to drill a tube (square or round) and you find the drill is dancing or wandering, use a center punch. Strike it with a hammer whjere you want to drill and the drill will set in the hole as it turns

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Yeah thats true - I have one, guess I couldn't find it in my messy shed. Thanks for your comment!

[@Traderjoe]

Very nice!

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Thank you : )

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Just had a look at your channel - we're of the same mind politically and EDC wise - right down to the Squirt and E01! (E05 in my case). Best wishes.

[@maxencejulien4381]

Award onto sandwich official sweat yet leading consumption land.

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Maxence Julien got to love that Google Translate...

[@SB-vr1gs]

where did you get the wheels from ??????????

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Hardware store, they're just sack trolly wheels, bout € 12 - 16 each.

[@mantran5954]

What size back wheel

[@markb8954]

In the USA, Harbor Freight carries the same.

[@murraytownsing5662]

The dud building the wheel barrow tapping the thread with steel hamer smart move now nut wont go on 😰

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

Spoiler - the nut went on no problem. On small gauge threads I would agree, you have to go gently, but with 20mm the threads are pretty durable. If you are worried about it, just put the nut on first and leave it jus proud of the thread end and whack the nut instead.

[@mosskam2869]

شكرا صديقي وانا آسف ولكن لم يكن مقصدي فيما تفكر فيه

[@RememberTheSlapFilms]

شكرا لك على تعليق الكريمة - لا توجد مشكلة - افترضت أن هناك بعض الفهم فقدت في الترجمة!

[@mosskam2869]

شكلك ودك تشتغل وما ودك

[@paulbetka2966]

I couldn't watch ❗❗