Wheel Barrow

A wheelbarrow is a small hand-propelled vehicle with a single wheel at the front and two supporting legs at the rear. It is designed to be pushed and guided by a person, and it is commonly used for carrying small loads such as soil, gravel, or other materials in gardening, construction, or agriculture.

The basic design of a wheelbarrow includes a tub or tray mounted between two handles, and a single wheel at the front. The user can lift the handles to tilt the tub and easily maneuver the wheelbarrow.

Wheelbarrows come in various designs and sizes, including traditional one-wheel models and more stable two-wheel models. They are simple but versatile tools that have been used for centuries to transport materials efficiently in a wide range of settings.