Best Choice Products Dual-Wheel Yard Wheelbarrow Garden Cart

You will probably need an air pressure gauge and an air pump since the wheels will likely come under inflated. You should have an air pressure gauge in your car, anyway (if not, get one) and you could fill the tires at a gas station or some place that offers free air before you put the tires on the wheelbarrow.
(Edit1: one tire leaked fast, the other slowly, so I’m trying to get them replaced or a partial refund so I can pay to repair them).
(Edit2: They gave me a partial refund of $15 and I replaced the leaking inner tubes myself. Easier and quicker than I thought, but I shouldn’t have had to do it in the first place. But they did more or less make good on the defective parts – two leaky inner tubes cost about $7.50 each. One could have also used a inner tube repair kit for about $2.50, but how reliable is such a patch? Anyway, new, non leaking inner tubes are better than patched ones, even if you have to find, buy, and replace them yourself. You sure can’t disassemble and send the whole wheelbarrow back, so a partial refund is as good as it can get for that.)
Getting the tubes to fit together may require some strength, or a rubber mallet.
The slotted bolts have slots that are too large for normal screw drivers to hold tightly, and the washers, lock washers, and nuts do not clamp down well on a round tube (it lacks the elegance of a molded plastic piece to wrap around the tube on one side with a curved edge, and the other side a flat edge to fit well against a flat washer). And since the tubes are not indented to hold the bolt top in place to keep them from spinning, it is harder than it should be to tighten the hardware down.
One bolt top seems to have dug a little too deed into the pan, so it might leak if I needed a water tight fitting. I may have to caulk it. The bolt tops should be slightly larger, or washers should be provided for the inside, too, to prevent this, perhaps to fit in an intended space for them, but this design lack such elegance.
Despite seeming to be easy to assemble, it was harder than it looked, took a rubber mallet, one heck of a much larger flat screw driver than most people might have (though you may use other things), more muscle than I would have guessed, and also an air pump, which they don’t mention on the website, but you will probably need (borrow one, or use a gas station’s) since the wheels come under inflated and they should be inflated to 25 psi.
The foam padded handle is also kind of cheap, so you may wish to wrap it in some waterproof tape of some sort for add durability.
And it, well, stunk right out of the box – out gassing a strong order of petroleum or whatever. It might be a while before it quits stinking of fresh oil or plastic or rubber or whatever that is.
$64 is still not a bad price, and the double wheeled wheelbarrow is serviceable.
You might want to buy some hooks so you can hang it up someplace out of the way. It doesn’t weigh much, so one can easily lift it up or down from such well placed hooks in a garage or storage shed.

This wheelbarrow is the perfect size. It’s very easy to operate lightweight but durable and the price was really great if you’re thinking about getting a two wheel wheel barrel, this one is great

Assembly was easy and fast.Good product and fair price.

It’s a good idea to add some nice large washers to the inside bolts so it lasts longer without tearthrough – which I did and it’s been fine.

Also need to add an extra washer or two to the rod for the wheels, or the wheels are not tight to the rod and a bit wobbly. With the washers nice and sturdy

The balance is good, making large loads easy to carry as long as you put the weight centrally of course