In reply to Post #14
The badges have no relevance here

Nor does one dubious video

In reply to Post #16
Dubious or not , thats whats out their at the moment if you need to make a choice now ,

In reply to Post #17
Not really a difficult choice though surely

In reply to Post #18
Easy choice for me

Normal barrow 2 trips and £600 in your pocket

In reply to Post #19

In reply to Post #19
each to their own , 700+ yards ,one trip , didnt stop and no sweat.

In reply to Post #21
Or 1400 yards and the benefit to your body through exercise. once your there i as others become sedentary unless a move is on the cards

In reply to Post #19
What about people with medical conditions?

In reply to Post #23
I'm not here putting power barrows down just stating my personal view, i have medical conditions that don't require a power barrow yet but if it gets to that stage i will get one. but the benefits of pushing or wheeling a barrow should not be discounted!

In reply to Post #4
They did invent the Beanie Butt Bag though so....

In reply to Post #24

since when does buying a power porter depend if you have a serious medical condition ??

id dismiss that blokes review. he had the cable set up wrong side of the handle, handles to low. should of raised rear wheels. or used the normal rear legs that come with the Nash barrow. as for it running away on its own he obviously had rigged the trigger. and mine certainly goes up a steeper hill than that one he tested on. so in all the review was a load of ****.

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In reply to Post #27
The review is clearly a wind up from a boring man with an axe to grind.

In reply to Post #26
i think this has got out of context here, I recently brought a new barrow and looked at power porter but decided against it as i did not think i needed one or wanted one at this stage. I'm not advocating only those with medical needs should or should not have one. Its personal choice and my choice is 2 trips and save some money