TRUTZHOLM appears on two shelves that have nothing technical in common and one thing in common practically: what decides the purchase is how much the thing will carry or move.
The electric soil hoe states a wattage, a working width and a working depth, and it has folding transport wheels — which on a machine that is heavy at the front and pulls itself forward is a real feature rather than a listed one.
The barrow is a two-wheeled type with a stated load capacity in kilograms and a stated volume in litres. Both figures matter and they are not interchangeable: a barrow filled to its volume with soil exceeds its load rating long before the tray is full, and a barrow filled to its load with leaves is barely half full. This site prints both.
Two wheels rather than one changes the machine’s character more than any figure: it is stable and it does not tip, which is convenient for carrying and inconvenient for emptying.
The only two-wheeler here, and the only barrow that publishes its own weight, tub thickness and grip height.
Volume
100 litres
Load
Up to 160 kg — the only 100 L barrow here not claiming 250
Tray material
Impact-resistant plastic, about 3 mm thick — the only tub thickness on this shelf
Wheel
Two 4PR pneumatic wheels on steel rims, ball-bearing, with car valves and a tread pattern
Frame
11.2 kg empty weight; 73 cm grip height; 33 mm steel tube frame, welded and bolted · wheel: Two 4PR pneumatic wheels on steel rims, ball-bearing, with car valves and a tread pattern
Weight
About 11.2 kg empty — the only empty weight on this shelf
Amazon reference
B08CZX5BTP (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)
EAN
4251379455076
Publishes an empty weight, a tub thickness, a grip height and a frame tube size — the fullest spec here
Two wheels, so it will not tip sideways and the load is shared
160 kg is the lowest rating among the 100 L barrows here
Best for: Anybody who has tipped a loaded barrow over, and anybody who has to push one uphill on a slope