best cart/wheelbarrow for delivering wood to customers

[Hinerman]

I use the 2 wheeled wheel barrows (got 3 of them). I love them. Never had any issues maneuvering and they don't tip like a 1-wheeler; but I understand what Moondoggie is saying on an incline/hill, it could be a problem but has never been an issue for me. If you go with a wheel barrow (1 or 2 wheel), get a steel bucket, not plastic (they can break on first use), and get as big as you can find.

 

[reddogrunner]

I would think a modified dolly would be the best bet. I only sell 6-10 cord a year but if they don't want to pay for stacking it gets chucked off wherever I can back to. And I am a damned fine backer.

 

[Marshy]

I have a 10 cubic ft wheel barrow and it has the double wheels and plastic tub. As long as you don't chuck the wood into the bottom it won't break. It's hard not to especially if you are in a hurry. I haven't found a metal one as large but would have considered it. I bet it would be expensive.

 

[reddogrunner]

Advantage of a modified dolly, lower center of gravity. Disadvantage - lower.

 

[unclemoustache]

I bought a dump truck which works great for this purpose. Free to dump and that takes a few seconds. If they want it stacked, I usually bring a few kids along and charge an extra $20.