Hi Steve, I started out with freedom trolley great reliable.
Cons: £700, everything is squashed in and not quick to access things to replace.
Have used a back pack also window cleaning warehouse type 1 cheap but a bit cheap and cheerful
not used gardiners back pack but have heard goo things.
If your working out of the boot of a car then i'd go backpack if you do want a trolley then i'd say freedom trolley probably the best around.
Pole wise CLX-27 hybrid (glass fibre and carbon mix; cheapish pole but pretty decent)
I have CLX-22 and i wish i had bought 27 as can't reach all my work.
Yes the SLX will be better (i don't have) but as a newbie master the clx 1st before you spend all your hard earned cash.
I started out with freedom trolley starter pack (trolley, 1 barrel, 22 foot glass fibre pole and 200 gallon per day ro unit)
As mentioned by others unless 30 tds (soft water) you will need ro unit to process (make pure water)
Don't buy anything less than 200 gpd ro unit (this make 800 litres of pure water in 24 hours)
In reality 650-700 litres.
I have 625 litre, I.B.C static tank in my parents garage (i live in flat)
I average 200 litres a day usage, i clean everything wfp except doorways.
I use less water than many on here using fan jets, gonna swap to 1mm pencil jets (jets are where water comes through brush)
Also a must have is aqua-dapter, you will be limited using a car in how much water you can carry so aqua-dapter will save you 25% on water combined with fan or 1mm jets i think you can save 35% on water.
http://www.aqua-dapter.co.uk/Many on here use 400 litres a day you could cut that to 260 litres (35% of 400=(140 litres saved)
Also if you had to Steve you can do smaller downstairs windows by hand.
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Gardiner-Pure-Water-Trolleys-Backpack.htmlCLX-27 pole
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/clx-slx-super-max-telescopic-poles.htmlhttp://www.ro-man.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&path=22_93&product_id=100Alex Gardiner is a great guy and well worth speaking to.
I myself have ford escort van use 8x25 ltr barrels average, have 100 metre 6mm micro bore hose on one of gardiners reels
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/premium-lightweight-metal-freestanding-microbore-hose-reel-cart.htmlAlso now use pump box cheapest i've found
http://www.daqua.co.uk/pumps_controllers.htmHope some of this helps Steve, trouble is one question leads to another and another

One of the biggest problem you will have is weight of water in car 1litre=1 kilo soon mounts up.
Hence why i keep water usage as low as i can.
Good luck Steve, we were all newbies once

Just keep researching, posting
