the load from the tray. Commonly, the wheelbarrow will utilize a wheel guard or front guard which includes a horizontal bar in front of the wheel. These typical wheelbarrows further use two tray braces connected between the front guard and a support plate which is mounted on the front portion of the wheelbarrow. The worker will pivot the wheelbarrow via the tray braces. Typically, the tray brace comprises a flat piece of steel extending from the tray to the undercarriage of the wheelbarrow. Alternatively, existing wheelbarrows will use one piece tubular members which act as the pivot point in front of the wheel. Further, these one-piece tubular members also act as the handles.
A problem with emptying the load with these mechanisms, however, is being to conveniently and efficientlyfirst leg connected to the mount wherein the first leg extends down from the front portion. Additionally, the first leg has a first curvilinear portion positioned to curve outwardly from the front portion.
The rollbar support unit further comprises a second leg connected to the mount wherein the second leg also extends down from the front portion. The second leg also has a second curvilinear portion positioned to curve outwardly from the front portion. Both the first curvilinear portion and the second curvilinear portion are positioned above a wheel axle at the wheelbarrow.
A first leg support connects to the first leg opposite the mount while a second leg support connects to the second leg opposite the mount wherein the first leg support and the second leg support connect to