[Pro_Clean]

IMO best trolley on the market for domestic use. Very, very well thougft out, lightweight, compact and quick to use.


Well done Andrew

[glimmer man]

whats it like mate? where can i look at it? thanks.
TONY

[pylofm]

Well said..it's a great piece of kit.....

[Extremeclean]

whats it like mate? where can i look at it? thanks.
TONY

Here you go http://www.freedomwfp.co.uk/trolleys.htm

I also agree with the above. Very well designed and built. Compact, light and easy to move around.

[reah]

Could not see a price anywhere

[glimmer man]

me niether reah and i think it does look like a nice bit of kit so i emailed em will put price up on this thread soon as they get back to mE.
TONY

[windows_chepstow]

Tony,

If you work from a van; then great; a Freedom might suit you; but if you work from a car, it may not.

[Pj]

Well done, Tosh, very restrained!

[john tomkins]

Put this code in ebay and it'll tell you £995 starting bid..... 260035099137

[reah]

Thanks i will have a look

[sunshine windows]

  Well done, Tosh, very restrained!   

As soon as i read the title of the topic i thought you'd be straight in there Tosh. Indeed, very reserved PJ.

Does what it says on the tin though i guess.

Lance

[reah]

am i missing something

[reah]

Is it the freedom part
im intrigued

[JohnL]

there is a search button you know!

 

JohnL

[reah]

Ok thanks

[fenscouse]

was thinking of getting a freedom trolley and was just wondering how u charge the battery? do u hav to buy a battery charger for a car or do u plug it in to a socket and charge it??

thanks

[Extremeclean]

was thinking of getting a freedom trolley and was just wondering how u charge the battery? do u hav to buy a battery charger for a car or do u plug it in to a socket and charge it??

thanks

They come with a charger that you just plug in. Its an intelligent one. You just plug it in and it won't overcharge the battery. They recommend that you should top up after each days work. Apparently the deep cycle type batteries last longer with regular topping up but I,ve had a few times when one of the trollies didnt get charged for one reason or another and still got another full days work with no problems.

[Pro_Clean]

Hi Reah, it`s me from Suffolk. Great Trolley, if your mainly domestic, buy it! As you know Reah, i`ve been using van mount....never again, not while bulk of my work is domestic. This trolley has put my speed up an extra £5 per hour, that`s the truth.

As you know, i was quick with a blade, now i wanna be quick with pole too.

For those of you, who don`t know me, i was previously UBA1. I put my money where my mouth was last time, showing the disbelievers how fast i was with a blade, i even had someone from here do a day with me (the Shiner). Andrews' trolley is the dogs b******s!

I don`t give a monkey toss what anyone says about it. I`ve used 3 different trolleys from 3 different suppliers, Andrews'  beats them hands down...fact!

Only 1 thing i would change is put a filter/strainer before it goes thru` the pump to catch the debris being pumped.

I have read Toshs' remarks about this trolley and imo think they are wholly unjustified. As i say imo.

[Pro_Clean]

BTW, i bought mine for just under 600 sovs

[freshwater]

pro clen,

600 sovs, sound a bit expensive to me, just checked the current price of a 2006 sov from the Royal Mint an they are £110 each, whech makes your system £66,000.

steve@freshwatersystems.co.uk