A wheelbarrow is a simple and efficient hand-operated tool designed for transporting and moving heavy or bulky materials. It typically consists of a deep, open container or tray mounted on a single or dual-wheel frame, with two handles for pushing or pulling. The main purpose of a wheelbarrow is to ease the burden of manual labor by providing a convenient means of carrying loads across short distances. The user places the materials, such as soil, gravel, sand, or construction debris, inside the tray and then lifts the handles to tilt the wheelbarrow onto the wheel(s) for easy movement.

 The wheelbarrow's design and leverage enable users to maneuver through narrow spaces or rough terrain with relative ease, making it a valuable tool in construction, gardening, landscaping, and agricultural tasks. Its versatility, simplicity, and ability to carry substantial loads make the wheelbarrow an essential tool for various projects and activities.