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In reply to Post #5
Hi,
They had them in stock as they often are replacing garden barrow inner tubes.
Didnt cost much as as they have the right kit for getting the tyre off only took a few mins.
I dont recall how much as I've been using a solid wheel for years now as there is a lot of hawthorn on the lakes I fish and was getting fed up of constantly getting flats
cheers
neil.
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In reply to Post #3
Good idea , did you buy the inner tube before you went to the car garage? How much did they charge ?
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In reply to Post #2
Yeah that’s what worries me , I haven’t got too much patience with fiddly stuff like that 🤣 do you think the wheel barrow needs to be the same diameter as the old one ? Is there a specific type to buy ?
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In reply to Post #1
When I've had punctures in the past I've just taken to a car tyre place and they have removed the tyre and put in a new inner tube.
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In reply to Post #1
can't comment specifically on that barrow, but for mine I did try and change the inner tube and it was so hard getting tyre off I gave up and just bought a new wheel. Plenty on Ebay for not much money.
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Morning all , I have a saber all terrain barrow and the wheel has gone flat due, I have pumped it out , but is leaking air from the valve. I am stuck whether to buy a new inner tube , or just buy a new wheel barrow wheel ! I am so confused with all the different sizes of wheels etc . The size of the current wheel is 15 x 6.00 -6 but if I was to put a wheel barrow wheel on what size would I need ?
Or if I bought a new inner tube , are they easy enough to fit ?
Thanks in advance
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