[waddecar]

Anyone know of a mail order supplier of replacement wheels for a builders barrow?

[Eristic]

What's wrong with the one you have already? If it has a puncture mend it like a bicycle wheel. Or have you lost it?

[Gwiz]

they used to be sold at your local garden centre. if not on show i`m sure they could get you one.
how about a builders merchant?
screwfix?
machine mart?
 

[SimonH]

My wheelbarrow tyre had perished a couple of weeks ago and I managed to get a new tyre from a good hardware shop.  Cost about £5.00   and it was easy to change.


Regards

Simon

[lucywil]

we got one off ebay so that we have a spare, can't remember what we paid but it can't have been too much else OH wouldn't have bought it.

[muntjac]

try ya local builders supplies  after you try feeecycle  

[waddecar]

I am recycling a barrow frame that I rescued from a skip. I have no wheel. Planning to create a platform where the body fits. This will take all my seedling trays and then I can wheel em from sunny spot to sunny spot - well I can when I get a wheel.  My garden has a lot of shade and I spent hours last spring carrying trays around. might put a cold frame on the platform  at some point.

Living in the sticks - mail order saves me a lot of time. I could remember seeing wheels in someone's catalogue but could n't remember whose - was hoping that the collective memory might work.

Guess it will have to be a trip to the nearest builders merchant

Thanks anyway

[Bigbadfrankie]

it will be a dutch light green house with the glass on top. great idea though