Questions and Answers for Jackson 6 cu. ft. Heavy Gauge Folded Steel Wheelbarrow

A:  8 inch rim, about 15 or 16" tire

A:  Yes, it has a grease jerk.

A:  yes, there is a grease fitting to grease the wheel - like the wheelbarrow for all uses except mixing cement--the cement gets stuck in the folds.

A:  Yes it has a grease zerk.

A:  Yes, it has a grease fitting. I can't recommend this wheelbarrow enough. It is very strong.

A:  yes

A:  It has a ball bearing wheel with a standard zerk grease fitting. Folded metal tub is relatively stronger than the stamped one.

A:  Much heavier duty .

A:  The main difference between M6KBUT12($99) and the M11T22BB($169) is the seamless steel tray and the folded steel tray. The more expensive unit has a folded steel tray which is a more traditional wheelbarrow style which is a thicker and heavier tray. You may not need a tray that thick depending on the type of work you are using it for. An additional difference is the tires; the less expensive unit has tires with powder metal bearings, the more expensive unit has ball bearings. The handles and undercarriage are the same on both.

A:  Ball bearing wheel and heavier duty folded steel tray...it is better for moving heavy rocks and concrete.

A:  Given how wheel barrows can be used, abused and forgotten about, the folded model offers a little more piece of mind, especially if you are trusting someone other than you to use it appropriately. It's structurally stronger.

A:  Folded steel is thicker. The others are pressed so the metal is basically bent around a mold, and therefore thinner in some spots.

A:  A folded steel tray is thicker and will weigh about 6 pounds more than a similar stamped steel tray. A folded steel tray will also have seams versus a stamped steel tray, which is seamless.

A:  pneumatic.

A:  Pneumatic from China.

A:  Pneumatic

A:  A pneumatic tire.

A:  No.

A:  Please contact your local Home Depot to inquire about special ordering this part.