[EWCServices]

Im about to buy a trolley system for my round as i dont have a van,i was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to advise me on whether this will do the tops for me in a shift with 8 25L containers and my worker trading the bottoms. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110648720177

[Wc Solutions]

a NO! from me mate.

if out of a car save the funds and get a esr16 backpack from john hewitts site - great bit of kit!

just carry it tho! 10 m of hose from it ... do the front... pick it up and go round the back...

if doing tops only you should be able to do 3 - 4 average sized houses with it.

then just fill it up with your 25ltr barrels...

i have this bacpack and i cant fault it - has a flow controller on it (5 speed) but the lowest speed no.1 is totally fine!

so that £130 spent. leaves you with a good amount for a good pole eg Gardiners - clx 27ft pole.

end of the day just because you havent got a big van with a top notch big money system in it, the results are the same = clean windows!

i would def get a good pole clx or slx from gardiners.

then in the future if you get a van with tank, the backpack is handy for places that require it - mid terraces ...

clx poles have a good closed length, so you have a car then that would help ....

[andyM]

Totally agree with the above, spend the money on a decent pole and not the 30 ft fibreglass bendy one in the link.

[EWCServices]

ahh cheers for the advice 

[Wc Solutions]

ahh cheers for the advice 

if you dont want a backpack, then try purefreedom for trolley.

but as i said go with the esr16 backpack.

a pic of it is on a post a few down - backack prices or something like that

[Wc Solutions]

oh yeah!

before even looking at the kit!

do you understand how to make the water? ro di tds blah blah blah

[EWCServices]

sadly the esr16 is out of stock will the esr505 do?

[windiewasher]

totally agree with first post,definately esr 16 backpacks are excellent i have 2!does the job very well,clx are great poles!

[Frankybadboy]

i say buy a trolley.but not that one purefreedom or x-line make good trolleys 

a good pole and away u go

[GoodFella2006]

sadly the esr16 is out of stock will the esr505 do?

ESR16 has a handle so you can just carry it by holding.

I've just bought one from polarbrite,it comes with a speed controller.

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[Crystal-clear]

dont make the same mistake alot of us make go for van mount!


if budget is tight move in with the family till you can save up !lol

no honestly its a pain 8 drums in car back breaking changing ,going bck to car for 2nd barrle..


saying that thou for those 2 weeks i used it and i really paid a full price lol it was like magic for me compared to laddering those massive bay fronts!but sure as hell not magic the price i paid comparing!

after 2 weeks got some of the money back and got van and system never looked back.

well then came all the running costs,repairs replacing customers! and everyting els!

[CLEANCARE WC]

The thing is crystal  he prob has a mate telling him to get a trolley/ backpack and who you gonna listen to? not all advice is good advice. And you guessed it i struggled with a trolley for 2 yrs too.on the advice of well meaning friends. however i do agree with crystal if you can afford it which you can if your gonna spend £500+ on a trolley. buy pieces of kit independantly, go van/car mount even if you can only have a smallish tank. you will work faster and be less knackered at the end of the day.

[EWCServices]

I hear what your saying guys ,ideally id have a car/van mount but most of my work i like to get my worker to drop me off at runs of houses while he goes and does odd ones scattered about so i reckon a wcw backpack at the moment is the best idea and then get a van later on in the year,thanks for the advice and saving me a few hundred 

[Tom White]

Backpack if you're working out of a car.  Do all 'tops', conservatories, everything that's leaded or Georgian, and all awkwardly high windows with the backpack.

Get a small DI system to produce water on the move.  I only take five barrels of water out with me, and on the rare occasions I need more, I top up at a customer's tap using the DI bottle.