Purple Threeway Bull Barrow Picador Plastic Wheelbarrow

I love the colour and wanted a lightweight wheelbarrow. I read reviews saying it was NOT easy to assemble and took two people (men) 25 minutes. Then a review by a lady (Naomi) who did it on her own in about 12 minutes! I was set a challenge and I managed 9 minutes on my own but I did read the instructions (not really needed as i am a lady who is practical). If I can do it at 64 years young I think anyone can (apart from my husband!). I am not being sexist just saying it looks great and I feel good value for money, but come on guys don't buy it for carrying bricks! it is great for lightweight and putting ice and beer/wine/drinks at parties and you can wheel the drinks to your guests! Also great for cleaning out those BBQ racks that are too large to go into most kitchen sinks as it washes out easily and the racks can easily soak in hot water and a little washing up liquid.Helen Haslam (Surrey)

Looks nice and went together fairly well with a slight struggle, an extra pair of hands is recommended.

Great product. Easy to assemble. Fabulous colour.

I bought this barrow for a lady in her 90s. She is pleased with the colour and it isn’t too big or heavy so it’s ideal for her for using around the garden. I don’t think it would be sturdy enough for moving heavy rubble or bricks though.It wasn’t very hard to build, took around 25 minutes with two people. Spanner’s included with barrow but no instructions. It’s mostly self explanatory but it might be helpful to know the bar goes across the front of the legs. The holes didn’t match up but it’s possible to put pressure in the frame match them.

Hard wearing and has earned it’s money!

I agree with others that this is an OK wheelbarrow - when assembled - but it too over two hours before my wife and I managed to finish putting this together. The tools provided were thin and cut into my hand, the screwdriver end of the tool constantly slipped out of the groove in the 'screw' top of the bolt.Holes in the base did not align with the holed in the frame, resulting in us having to pull/push/press the frame to even get the holes near each other. The only way we finally managed to complete assembly was to practically take the wheel off. Next time I will purchase one fully assemble progably from B&Q or Homebase.

Hard to assemble as the holes on the metalwork didn't line up with the holes on the barrow and it took quite a bit of effort to get it put together but seems to be a sturdy product

Lovely light barrow idea for the older person