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Garden Master
Here is the work horse of our garden and property. Stanley and I go back about 18 yrs now. I purchased Stanley right after his predecessor true temper was crushed to the ground and killed in a landscape Boulder accident. Stanley is the third wheel barrow I have personally owned . The first one was picked up at a yard sale for almost no money, which is exactly what I had back then lol. It was the older style with iron handles and the hard rubber "pizza cutter" tire. As soon as I could I replaced it with true temper who I used until his untimely death. For Christmas I was given a lowes gift card and while there I spotted a new kobalt wheel barrow with the contoured handles and mag wheel. I was gonna pull the trigger on it until I thought of Stanley leaned up against the garage with a few feet of snow covering him. He has been a loyal friend and hard worker for all these years he will not be replaced here.think maybe this year maybe I will wax him up and oil his handles, or maybe just wait until he's 20 to do it. I want to see your wheel barrows/the tool that does the heavy lifting at your house. A good wheel barrow is an integral part of the garden.
The tire goes flat now and again but will hold air for the season, just tends to go flat during the winter. We park it out by the wood shed in the winter to hold our ashes until we get a barrow full, then we roll them on down to the orchard. 
