[ccwc1988]

Think I missing something here 

[dai]

I totally agree Matt, What's more when you DIY you get the system that's tailor made for your round. My trolley with it's 30 metres of micro bore hose reel is the best I could have for accessing my work. Or I could buy a van mount with 200 metres of hose. Dai

[Malcal]

Hi All
I dont like the way that when he dosn't get the price he wants the item is withdrawn as sold elsewhere and immediately relisted i.e a false auction.
Regards mal

[freshwater]

If it’s such good value and quality then buy it. I agree that if you build DIY then you get what you want, but do you know what you want? A reputable supplier should have a range of product and should be able to offer advice as well as product. As for Matts comment about being made in a garage there’s nothing wrong with being made in a garage if its made by a reputable maker.

steve@freshwatersystems.co.uk

[welmac]

this guy sells/advertises on ebay quite often. if you want to get into WFP at the lower end of the scale then this may be ok for you to start off with. i started off myself trying to do things on the cheap so to speak, but ended up scrapping alot of the gear and buying quality parts that are going to last but also work better.

people, just do your home work and make sure you know what you are buying. some dont want to spend much on window cleaning and are happy to buy a budget system, for others they want something that bit better. buy what you need to do your work and spend your money wisely.

[poleman]

Matt would you say £799.99 for a RO WFP system is the cheapest you have seen!

Andy

[matt]

Matt would you say £799.99 for a RO WFP system is the cheapest you have seen!

Andy

nope, ive seen cheaper 

personally i prefere a cart / trolley / sack truck style for domestic houses, but thats just me

800 quid is a fair bit of money, 650 - 700 would have been more apt, the customer gets a good deal, the maker gets a price of a good meal and a fair few drinks for him and his family

[JM123]

I've just took a look at it.

A bit cheap and nasty, I wouldn't recommend it.  I can't see any effort put into it - I mean all the guy has done is take a photo of the parts and thats it.  With saying that, he's not asking insane sums of money, but I don't feel it would be an investment.

[ccwc1988]

This pile of crap has now reached over £600, but all the bidders are private HHhhmmmmmm make your own mind up  : : :