MechMaxx 1100Lb Loading 48V Battery Powered Wheel Barrow Electric Dumper Cart with 30W Light, Hydraulic Tipping, 1000W Brushless DC Motor, LED Display Screen, Model EH50 Red

Excellent wheel barrow. Easy to assemble in about an hour and half by myself. Great shipping 5 days early.

Update: Changed to 4 stars. Support was great after they responded days later. Knew exactly what the issue was (faulty switch) and sent new ones out, no charge. The unit is powerful and battery performs beyond expectations. It's getting a ton of use. Support needs to be more responsive, especially if shipping units with faulty switches. Original Review: This review will change to 1 STAR or 4 STARS based on whether their support team actually responds to my calls, emails, or texts, which to date has been NIL. I have 24 hours of patience left. Just assembled and can see the promise, however, the hyrdaulic system is not pressurizing making the purchase useless. The instruction manual included with the product has nothing on the hydraulic system other than maintenance requirements. Useless! Pressing the button to tip the hopper forward (or either direction) makes noise from the HPU, but the hopper remains in its seated position. A red lights begins to blink underneath the control panel 3 pulses, pause, 3 pulses. On other machines that means no hydraulic pressure. But of course their manual has no way to decode what the red lights mean.

I like how long the battery lasts a true 8hrs of hard non stop work. Get the hydraulic dump truck style wheelbarrow. Makes jobs easygoing on the body.

Been a gas motorized guy but got this electric powered wheelbarrow and it’s been performing above expectation, it’s very easy to operate and well designed. It’s worth the investment for trial that has convinced me future replacements. I will definitely buy again

I just finished assembling the cart from the crate. This was a direct order from the manufacturer, not through Amazon, but you will likely have the same experience. This was a curbside delivery and I had to use my tractor to get it down the drive. If you have a smooth blacktop drive then maybe the shipper can bring it all the way to your house with their pallet jack. The pallet was pretty beaten up, so I was a little concerned, but it turns out the contents were fine. This is a heavy shipment (500 pounds), so be prepared for that. This is not something that you can easily move with one or two people unless you have equipment. The crate sides are secured with little metal folding tabs. You will likely need a hammer and screwdriver. (I used a broad chisel) to get it open. After that, the instructions are fairly sparse. It will definitely be easier with a second person, although I did it on my own. One place that I used mechanical assistance was lifting the back of the cart so I could get the rear wheels on. I used a small bottle jack for that. I also used several pieces of 2 x 4 and 4 x 4. The lug nuts on the wheels are standard vehicle lug nuts. There is no easy way to stop the tires rotating as you loosen or tighten, so it would be easier with an impact wrench on a low setting. The handlebar “tape“ is fairly sloppy. It looks like this may need to be replaced at some point, as it is already coming off, but it is a cheap item. The long bolt securing the dumper to the frame needs some persuasion (with a hammer) to get through the channel in the frame. Just be careful that you don’t damage the threads, or you will have a tough time getting the nut on afterwards. Also, that is a large nut, I used a larger adjustable wrench. I did not have a socket that big. I bought the cart with the hydraulic dump. While assembling, I noticed that the grease zerk was on the wrong side. I needed to use the pin that secures the cylinder to the dumper to rotate it around, so that the zerk is facing down for access. The battery does come with some charge. Mine showed 81% to start and then within 20 minutes was down to about 60%, but it is enough to move it around and plug it into the charger. Compared to the cart, the charger looks pretty cheap. I expect that I will be replacing it in the near future if it shows signs of heating up too much. This was probably about a 2 to 3 hour exercise on my own with tools close at hand. Your mileage may vary. Overall, it looks solid. I will update this review after a few uses. Now for the next exercise. Nothing has been greased that I can tell. This needs to happen before I do anything other than play with it. Good luck with your assembly!