Warranty on Home Depot Jackson Professional Tools Wheelbarrow Tire?

Somewhere I remember seeing a warranty description for the Jackson Professional Tools wheelbarrow tire and tube from Home Depot.

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Do you know anything about that?

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The wheelbarrow is a few years ago and I don't have the receipt (who saves that stuff anyway?)

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The 4.80/4.00-8 (whatever that means) tire (with tube inside) won't hold air.

Would you get a new tire or would you just buy a new tube (or patch it)? Any idea if there is a warranty?

Reply to
Joe Clock
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I don't have a "Jackson" but I did buy my wheelbarrow at HD. When my tire lost air, I called the number for the manufacturer and they shipped me a new one. No questions asked, the tires are guaranteed for the life of the wheelbarrow.

Reply to
Dan Espen

This says the warranty is 90 days for the wheelbarrow (nothing specific about the wheel though):

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I am going to call their customer service:

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Jackson Wheelbarrows: 1-800-807-2589

What numbers are important on the wheel in case they ask?

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Reply to
Danny DiAmico

Don't know. The outfit I called already knew I had one of their wheelbarrows.

Good luck.

Reply to
Dan Espen

As a public service to the team, I found out that you can get a *free* wheel assembly from Ames (who makes the steel "Jackson" wheelbarrow that Home Depot sells).

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I found this out by calling 800-807-2589 (x1 customer service) and speaking with Tracy at x3588.

The procedure is:

  1. Snap pictures of the entire wheelbarrow
  2. Send your name/address/phone & pictures to snipped-for-privacy@ames.com
  3. Tell them why you think it failed prematurely

Even though your wheelbarrow may be years out of the 90-day original warranty, if it wasn't abused, they will most likely send you a free pre-assembled pre-inflated wheel assembly containing: a. rim b. tube c. wheel

All you have to do is remove the old wheel-and-rim and put the new wheel-and-rim on the axle (and grease the axle).

Good to know!

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Danny D.

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trayhan05

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