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djhaydn

  • Posts: 157
Re: PURE FREEDOM TROLLEY WFP SYSTEM
« Reply #20 on: August 03, 2007, 05:31:22 pm »
i have the pure freedom trolley system and im a pretty new wfp`er,
when i started up i used hell and all water, sometimes 1x25ltrs per house, but i was doing up and downs as well, now i only do the whole house up and downs on the first clean to get the frames all clean, then 2nd clean i just do ups, and trad the downs,
i love the kit, but thats me and i havent tried anything else, as the guys i know in the business have the same system and i tried theres first to see if i liked it.

there are lots on the market, it depends on how much you have to spend and how much work you want to do in a day

choice is yours, and good luck
haydn

brightnclean

  • Posts: 592
Re: PURE FREEDOM TROLLEY WFP SYSTEM
« Reply #21 on: August 03, 2007, 06:25:41 pm »
I and a few mates have the Freedom trolley.

I bought it when I saw it when I took a mate over to Grimsby to sort out a van mount system from the Guys at Freedom

As a start piece of kit into WFP I think its the dogs!!!  I already had a van mount but bought it for easy access where the hose was a problem. I reckon now I use it at least as much as my hoses. Once the first cleans are out of the way with a decent flow rate you should get 3 semis out of a container.  I do.

I put another van on the road recently and got a tank fitted using the trolley to power the tank/hose set up when its best to use that but a real benefit is that it is often quickly disconnected and used stand alone. It is built like a brick outhouse but is very easy to lift and move around. Up and down steps and stuff like that.

For anyone just starting out its worth every penny because it gives you the ability to just add a tank in a van and it will easilly power 100 metres of hose on a reel. £ for £ I think it's the best value investment I've ever made since going WFP.