LVL001 Wheelbarrow Self Adjusting Legs

Amazing!

It says on the description for the product that it is universal. That is very true. The product is also very easy to install.

I do like this wheelbarrow stand. Directions are on the back of the box and it took me about 15 minutes, despite installing it backwards. Other than that, the product works great and saves you money from buying a new wheelbarrow.

I needed to replace feet on my wheelbarrow. This worked great. Easy to install and WAY cheaper than buying a new wheelbarrow.

All wheelbarrows should come with these. Installation is only limited by the decrepitude of your existing wheelbarrow frame. If your wheelbarrow is ancient and neglected, like mine, you'll need to break off those old rusty bolts. But that's ok. It's therapeutic. And satisfying. A few nice crack, snaps, and you're free. Kind of like a Kung Fu chop to a stack of boards. But with a wrench. So it hurts less and takes less training, so that's good. And you get to dominate that old hardware...really show it who's boss. And then you get to buy shiny new bolts. And they only cost a few cents each but hoooooo-boy, they're shiny and nice - it's a real bargain. So by now you're feeling pretty great: you've dominated the rust and you're a smart hardware shopper. But it only gets better. Because now you get to INSTALL!!! The level legs go on so easy! Seriously. And that makes you really feel like a champ. And because they go on so easy and work so well, you're even more stoked...like you get to share a bit of the engineering brilliance. Deep down you know you didn't invent these. But so what?! You knew an awesome product when you saw it. And you installed it and now you ALSO operate it like a champ! On hills and uneven ground and with a full load (of course, because you're also super strong and fit)! So steady! That's a confidence builder for sure. And then your friends and family see what you built. Makes a person want a whole fleet of wheelbarrows just so you can install Level Legs and relive this success regularly. Thanks, Level Legs!

Installation was quick and easy, requiring only a couple sockets, flat screwdriver, and a box-end wrenchNot only are they fairly self-levelling but the material is orders of magnitude stronger than the thin, flimsy legs sold with wheelbarrows.And these are a fraction of the cost than stock replacement legs.The only drawback for a taller person is the occasional ankle bump against the frame when carting a heavy load and the barrow suddenly stops because the wheel hit something it couldn't roll over.

So the support legs on my 18 yr old wheel barrow rusted away. The sea is no man's friend. Aye, she's pretty to look at, but she's no man's friend. So, seeing how the rest of the wheel barrow was in decent shape and had some life left in her, I began to look for replacement support legs, but to my surprise I found the original manufacturer no longer sells the legs as a replacement part. That's when I started to consider other alternatives and this particular product answered the call to duty with gusto! Looking at the picture I had a hard time visualizing what it would look like installed, but let me tell you Chief, it worked beautifully! Don't hesitate to buy. This baby exceeded my expectations and I'm a man that makes his wheel barrow work! You'll like the adjustable tilt feature of the legs too. The guy who invented this thing is a frickin genius! Wish I would have thought of it, but I'm no genius. I'm just a man that works hard and plays hard in the good 'ol USA! God bless America and God bless the inventor of this product!Trubster

I found the Level Legs while shopping for a new wheelbarrow. My old all-steel wheelbarrow was still in good shape, but the bracing on the back legs was toast. The whole thing was unstable, especially on all the hilly part of our property.The device bolted on in only a few minutes, and works great. My only wish is the front braces were a couple inches longer. I was able to bend the legs forward slightly and make it fit, but it looks funny and the back end is pretty low. The wheelbarrow is more stable now, especially on uneven ground.On almost all wheelbarrows, it would be an easier fix if the front braces were too long rather than too short. You could cut the brace shorter, which is a lot more simple than trying to run an extra bolt through the tray and frame of the wheelbarrow. I believe this device would fit a wider range of wheelbarrows if they made those braces just a little longer on the end where they bolt to the frame.