Wheel Barrow

A wheelbarrow is a hand-propelled vehicle with a single wheel, designed to be pushed and guided by a single person. It usually has a shallow or deep basin mounted between two handles at the rear, and one or two legs at the front to provide stability when it is stationary.

Wheelbarrows are commonly used for transporting loads such as soil, gravel, sand, or other materials in construction, gardening, farming, and various other tasks. The wheel at the front makes it easier to maneuver and navigate through different terrains.

The design of a wheelbarrow allows a person to lift and move heavy loads with less effort than carrying them by hand. There are different types of wheelbarrows, including those with one or two wheels, and they come in various sizes and materials to suit different purposes.

Wheelbarrows have been in use for centuries and remain a simple yet effective tool for a wide range of manual material-handling tasks.