In message , PeterC
writes
On Wed, 28 Apr 2021 13:28:42 +0100, T i m wrote:

p.s. Daughter got a pretty heavy barrow just before she closed her
Tree Surgery business and it's round Mums (unused). I'll have to check
it out when I go round there next.

Thanks, I appreciate your opinion on it.

Flatproof tyres are expensive; the 'punture-proof' aren't - they're easily
pierced but don't have tubes. Foam has to be very good before it doesn't
deteroriate and fall tp pieces.
I had some Clark's Hikers, didn't use them for several years. They were in a
cupboard with no exposure to sunlight. Next time on they just crumbled and
fell to bits. Methinks a barrow's wheel gets more exposure.

My *two ply* ones have all had a dose of puncture sealant. Semi
industrial tyres rarely puncture and will fit wheelbarrow rims.

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Tim Lamb