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Wheelbarrows are for chumps.

When you don't want to muck around with the shoddy worksite wheelbarrow with the bung wheel, sometimes it's best to use your head – literally.

Video of this cluey tradie's trick is going viral, being posted and reposted as people marvel at his skills.

This worker seems to have a neck of steel, chucking pairs of bricks up top there like they're nothing.

These aren't textbooks he's balancing on his head, but actual house-building bricks, which apparently weigh an average of about 2.2 kilos.

Now, 2.2 kilos isn't much if you're bench pressing, but if you're supporting it with the bone casing that protects your brain, that's a horse of a different colour.

Especially when you consider old mate just tossing more and more of them up there.

He ends up with about 30 bricks on his noggin'.

This works out to be about 60 kilos or the weight of your average Aussie boy in his early teens being supported by this guy's neck.

This defies logic.

We don't recommend you giving this a crack on the jobsite without lots of training – maybe try balancing a toddler on your head before attempting anything heavier.