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YARDMAX YD8103 Track Barrow, 660 lb. Capacity, Briggs CR950, 6.5 hp, 208cc

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Size: 660 lb. Capacity


Features

  • Tracks offer all-terrain traction and stability across uneven, muddy and wet ground. Uneven, muddy and wet ground
  • Powered by Briggs & Stratton 900 series engine
  • Multi-speed heavy-duty transmissions (3 forward speeds plus reverse)
  • 660 lb capacity (level ground)
  • Solid steel hopper, frame, and handles for durability

Description

Yardmax track barrows are designed to safely and efficiently transport dirt, cement, stones and other heavy loads. Highly-engineered for optimal balance and control, each power barrow incorporates all-terrain maneuverability and stability, using zero turn radius to pivot without damaging the ground or work surface.


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 60.2 x 44.3 x 29.5 inches; 454 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ YD8103


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 8, 2017


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ YARDMAX


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #395,926 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #220 in Wheelbarrows


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Customer Reviews: 4.2 out of 5 stars 64 ratings


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    • Very Good But not perfect AND USELESS CUSTOMER SERVICE
Size: 660 lb. Capacity
UPDATE AFTER TWO YEARS: I've taken off a star. For Customer Service I'd give it 0 stars. The barrow is very useful and works well. Once all the nuts have fallen off and been replaced and glued. But the barrow is useless if you can't get parts or customer service. Sure COVID has made things tough. But you can't get service on the 'phone. You are directed to an email input which they SAT will be answered within 48 hours. And, so far hasn't been. Worse, they list local dealers and service centers. I tried two and they'd never heard of the trac barrow and had no way to provide service. So: After two years of good use the thing has no clutch control and no way to fix it. This barrow was purchased to do one thing well: Transport two or three times what I could manage in a cart or barrow several hundred yards. Saving me trips/time/effort. For the price I am well satisfied, having tried it for a month with various loads. Best is the B&S engine, which starts first time every time, and the caterpillar tracks which allow it to turn on a dime in tight spaces. I haven't had it out back to collect 24"x24" pre-split firewood yet, over rough ground. I suspect it will do well but I'll have to manage the load so it doesn't tip. The caterpillar means it does rock front and back over bumps by an alarming amount! I guess that's why the bucket they provide is low and shallow. Worst is limited design. Compared with similar handles and levers on my Ariens snow blower, (similar idea, different application) this barrow compares poorly. Especially the vibration which is pretty intense. And the lever grip which is made for giants. Even though I made some modifications to the barrow- bucket (bearing in mind the load and tipping limitations) I still can't get the tipping function to be anywhere close to a barrow. That's a pain with soil or small aggregate (3/8"). I used to get big pieces of wood (24" dia x 18") into the barrow by tipping the barrow sideways to the log and using it as a lever to haul it upright with the log inside the barrow. Can't do this with this barrow. So getting big tree pieces into the barrow will be a challenge. Otherwise this is a five star machine, dropped one star for the "limited" design input. This could be a lot better, but I suspect a limited market and the need for cost control means this is the best we can expect. Summary: I'm saving half or two thirds the trips and my back. For this price and the amount of use it will get I am happy. UP DATE AFTER 2 YEARS I'm satisfied with the barrow, which has been a tremendous help shifting heavy materials almost every day 9 months of the year. -- It's tough to get replacement parts (worse now with the COVID fallout). The control wires for the clutch and steering are soft and stretch A LOT. And there is only so much tightening you can do. I replaced a lot of nuts and bolts that fell off at various times. I did go round with lock tight which helped. But there was always one or two I missed. Otherwise not much to complain about.. This gets hard wear every day and seems to be holding up well. --As long as I can get a new clutch wire and handle before the Spring. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 15, 2020 by D. J. Leedham
    • First few days usage.
Size: 1100 lb. Capacity
Review Image by KevCon KevCon
This is a first usage account, and I'll update and adjust if needed. Of note, this track barrow is hydraulically driven. If you don't have experience with hydraulics, the unit can break itself almost instantly. It is not built to the "over built" specifications as a Bob Cat or full blown heavy machinery. I bought this unit because I know the engine very well. The same power plant is on 5 other tools we have, so it was a no brainer to try it. Also, I know how to fix bike breaks, a key part to this system, and probably the weekest part. Overall the 8105 passed all my initial fears and has been a huge benefit to my wife and I. The welds (as of a 1 star review) look perfect and are well crafted. Having driven proper race cars, strait cut gears are hard to shift, but reading the manual gives tips to good changes, and the gear box is better than expected. The operation of the track barrow is almost perfect given the parts and methods used to make it at this price. I do run it exactly to the manual, and I can see many people distroing the unit if you don't take the manual to heart. It's impossible to build a unit that could dump 100lbs or 1100lbs with the gorilla protection a 10k cat has, and as such, the limits should never be tested with a consumer good like this. In moving 3cuyds of gravel down a very narrow path, I have no complaints, except for the hydraulic engagement lever having a pinch point without gloves. The 8105 has let us do jobs that either would have taken days only a few hours, or we would have spent the unit's cost on labor for. Absolutely a must have for anyone trying to speed up a jo, or save their back on a good sized property. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 1, 2019 by KevCon KevCon
    • So far, Solid well built machine. Still needs to be put to the test.
Size: 660 lb. Capacity
Received the Yardmax this past Thursday. Assembled the upper control handle bars and put in the oil and gas and fired it up with no issues. The only issues I had was that the bolts used to install the handle bar was not properly machined right. One bolt for the front left and forward right side were not threaded properly to install and so I had to modify the bolts with a smaller one and now its just fine. Second issue I have with the machine is the amount of vibration in the handle bars, absolutely not ok with a machine like this, and when you plan on using this a lot during the day that becomes a real issue. Right away I noticed how bad the vibration was and let me say its not like a minor bit and I need to get used to it, its enough that you don't want to touch the handle bars again, I operate a chainsaw all day and I don't even get no where near at all that amount of vibration issues. I wrapped the foam which came with the machine around the handle bars and taped it which helped a bit to reduce the vibration but not much. Other then the two issues with the bolts and the vibration, I would say from running it around the yard a bit to get a feel for it, that its a solid well built machine. I will update in the coming weeks as next month in May I will begin to put the Yardmax to work gathering firewood, its primary use I bought it for to help get to the hard to reach areas where my truck and trailer cant go and to help with deliveries and around the yard. Durability, Longevity and reliable are the three I will be looking for in the coming months. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 22, 2018 by BOOMER
    • When you need to haul heavy stuff
Size: 660 lb. Capacity
Review Image by Andrew F. Andrew F.
We transformed a quarter of our property into a tiny farm last fall. Couldn't have done it without the YardMax. 57 tons of gravel to make the shed pad and paths. 44 cubic yards of soil/compost mix to fill the raised beds. All moved with shovels, the YardMax, and old-fashioned wheel barrows. My favorite feature of the YardMax is the engine: it starts every single time without multiple pulls of the cord. I just wish it had a little platform to stand on the back or a wheel sulky. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 14, 2021 by Andrew F. Andrew F.

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