Specially designed to fit perfectly into a builder’s wheelbarrow making it the ideal option to transport water from a communal tap or location away from home. This clever design saves time and takes the hassle out of transporting water as it requires no heavy lifting, is completely self-contained and there are no required accessories to buy or extra parts to store.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a tank only, the Wheelbarrow is NOT included.
WOW Fittings 70lt - a 40mm thumb plug both at the top and bottom 100lt - a 250mm screen lid and a 20mm plastic tap.
Size - 100lt Length - 770 mm Highest side - 350 mm Lowest side - 300 mm
*Also available in 70 lt
*Sketch with specifications available on request – please contact your nearest JoJo branch.
Please note: Wheelbarrow not supplied
This sturdy and strong polyethylene liner is the economical choice for heavy duty construction work and gardening to protect your wheelbarrow and prolong its lifespan.
Length - 770 mm Highest side - 350 mm Lowest side - 300 mm
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Water-on-wheels
