Fieder Battery-Powered Electric Wheelbarrow

Today we are looking at something a bit different, the Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow. It’s an ideal solution if you want to cut out the problem of moving heavy materials around the garden.

The price of the Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow is £404.95 including VAT. For another £100 there is an assembly service option available, which is definitely something worth thinking about.

The Fieder electric wheelbarrow is a great idea if your garden is on a slope. If you’re getting older and finding it more effort to move wheelbarrow around your garden. Or of course, if you just want to make life easier for yourself!

The lithium battery technology enables up to 300 minutes of battery power on a flat surface. This is more than enough for the average gardener as it’s not often that I am moving a wheelbarrow for five as continuously!

Fieder is a French company that make budget products for the garden. Their products appear to offer great value for money and always attain good reviews. Fieder products are aimed at the domestic user rather than the commercial user.

 

You can purchase the Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow here

 

 

Features

• A simple solution to make shifting materials in the garden easy.
• Great for older gardeners.
• Lithium-Ion battery technology for continuous power.
• Five-hour battery life between charges.
• Variable speed for operator comfort.
• Steel frame and steel bed for maximum strength.
• 150 kg load capacity.
• Two-year warranty.

 

Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow

As you know, I’m always looking for ways to make life easier in the garden. A powered wheelbarrow sounds like a great idea to me. I must admit I prefer the idea of a petrol or diesel driven barrow. However, on a traditional wheelbarrow, this would not be possible.

Fieder has almost kept their wheelbarrow identical to the traditional garden wheelbarrow. The only difference is that it has two caster wheels that help to take the weight of the barrow and add to the manoeuvrability.

I have used larger electric wheelbarrows which can be very useful in the garden, however, this type of electric barrow can be expensive. The Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow offers excellent value for money something that will make life in the garden considerably easier.

 

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Variable speed

The Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow offers variable speed transmission. The electric wheelbarrow has adjustable speed up to 7 km/h. This means that you can move at a pace that is comfortable for you and suitable for various ground conditions.

With a large 410 mm pneumatic front wheel, the Fieder electric barrow copes with all different types of terrain. The rear caster wheels help to manoeuvre barrow and take the weight of the operator.

 

 

Five Hours Of Battery Life

The Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow is supplied with a high-tech 40v/10Ah lithium-ion battery. The battery runtime is up to 5 hours working on level ground. I believe that this is more than enough for the average gardener on a normal days work.

Fieder claims that their batteries will retain their charge when the wheelbarrow is not in use. There is nothing worse than going to a machine and finding out that the machine is discharged or there is no petrol!

The powerful DC electric motor enables the wheelbarrow to climb its way up inclines up to 25°, which is pretty good.

To Conclude

As I mentioned earlier in this post, I like the idea of making life easy in the garden. The Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow offers a great solution to making life easier in the garden at a sensible price.

Looking at the reviews it appears that the instructions are not brilliant for assembling electric barrow. Fieder offer an option for £100 to have the wheelbarrow delivered fully assembled. This is definitely something that I would think about as so often assembly instructions are not clear, especially if they’re written in a different language.

Something that I have noticed is that the caster wheels are not particularly large. I believe that in wet and muddy conditions these caster wheels could very quickly become clogged with mud. My option would be to use the wheelbarrow in the traditional way and take the weight on the handles in wet conditions. For eight or nine months of the year, the wheelbarrow could probably be used with the caster wheels. To be fair, if it’s too wet in your garden you probably wouldn’t be actually working in the garden.

Would I buy the Fieder battery-powered electric wheelbarrow? Yes, I would! I have had the experience of working in gardens with slopes, this would definitely be a way of making life easier in the garden.

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