21 Feb ’12
not sure if you guys have ever seen these before, i've been here in s.e. asia for a decade and they are new to me.
happened across them in the typical roundabout fashion, looking for cheap pumps to irrigate my golf course with the river water that flows 3/4ths of the way around it. that led me from one page to another where i ultimately ran across this pretty informative piece about chinese wheelbarrows. apparently they are still in use in laos, cambodia and vietnam but i haven't seen one here. i'm going to be on the lookout for one now for sure.
21 Feb ’12
i like the way they balance goods, or people and bags, or even people and more people. it won't handle loose material like a good soil but it seems like for anything else it's a clear win. i could carry stacks of 60ft bamboo with this, but couldn't touch a single piece with a regular wheelbarrow. from the looks of that frame around the wheel, i think it would be real easy to fit a hatchet, pruner and some bottles of water pretty easily.
19 Feb ’12
khunmaimeesamong said
i like the way they balance goods, or people and bags, or even people and more people. it won't handle loose material like a good soil but it seems like for anything else it's a clear win. i could carry stacks of 60ft bamboo with this, but couldn't touch a single piece with a regular wheelbarrow. from the looks of that frame around the wheel, i think it would be real easy to fit a hatchet, pruner and some bottles of water pretty easily.
You could probably put buckets or some other container to hold soil on each side of the wheel to carry soil.
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