One tough test. #tools #contractor #landscaper #farm #shorts

We filled up two powered wheelbarrows with an equal amount of bricks to do an uphill one-handed wheelbarrow race. Let's see how this goes. Three, two, one, go. Both wheelbarls are battery powered. Makita is using their batteries from their tool platform, giving you about 30 to 45 minutes of run time. Shore Warrior, on the other hand, uses an ATV battery, which we've gotten 1 to 3 days of run time out of. I use my other arm to help out. So, let go once. Let's see what happens. Okay. So, go ahead and lift up again. Then, the Makita recharges just using two batteries. The Chore Warrior recharges just plugging into a wall. Yep. At first, the Chore Warrior has this weird bar in front that I thought was awkward, but then I realized it really helps you leverage load when you're trying to dump it. Let's watch the other ones in action. But on top of all of this, Chore Warrior just included a brand new feature called integrated braking. So if you have to let go of the wheelbarl at any moment, it'll automatically stop and lock in place. These are now at the Dirt Monkey shop. Check them out.