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Evening Richard, personally i wouldn't, as it has no cross-bar.
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hI Richard, I have a vision of a gardener in shorts sporting a pair of green legs. :lol:
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Hi Richard

Personally I'd go for the powered version if I were you :wink:


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dont think the mrs would be able to handle it
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I'm sure I've seen that (original) picture before, either as a circular email or on a forum.
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This one might interest Old Herbaceous :wink:
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Very much so, just the job for transporting my old girls. :)
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it would need a 5 point harness to stop them sliding out :D
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Better stick to the manual barrow...


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...and get some air in that tyre :wink:
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Now what's that saying about a barrow load of Monkies! :)
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