[mk1]

hi folks first post.  looking at getting a freedom wfp trolley system (new) any one else got this system & any problems ?? we do alot of builders cleans & estate agent work at the minute all the old fashion way  looking to change to wfp & hopefuly find some more commercial work to help pay for it    any advice welcomed.

cheers andy.

[Mark M]

Hi Andy

I use the freedom trolley and get on well with it, once set up very easy to use.  I only do residential customers though, so would recommend that if you are looking for commercial work it might be worth looking into investing in a van mounted system, because I am not sure how high you can work with the trolley

But if you speak to Andrew Mccann there he will be able to give you some good advise

All the best
Mark

[craig jwc]

I use one mate and find it really useful.

I mainly run the tank in the van from it but for those jobs when it is a real pain to pull a hose i find it great.

I also use a backpack.

It also depends on what sort of round you have. It might be better just having a van set up, but for me i have the best of both.

The trolley has a 100psi pump + Varistream controller fitted and should be good for most heights.

I used a 40foot pole with it and had no problems with the flow at all.

Craig

[pylofm]

I have a Freedom trolley and find it fantastic, I use it for both trolley and van mount (250l water tank in van)....

All in all great piece of kit.

Best to speak with Andrew directly, really nice guy and very helpfull.

Cheers
Dave.

[gaza]

PSHHH: Dont tell Tosh your recommennding talking to FREEDOM TROLLEYS,by the way they are good,

  gaza

[windows_chepstow]

LOL.

Gaz,

Freedoms are fine if you plan to use them from a van; mainly use them as a van-mounted system and an occassional trolley system.

But they're a pain to use if you work out of a car - especially if you still want to carry ladders - and will be using it as a trolley system.

I've a friend who uses one; he works out of a car; and everytime he takes his system out, he's got to remove his ladders first.

No-one told him about this prior to purchasing it.

[mk1]

thank you very much for the feed back folks  spoken to andy mac at length about his system just wanted some feed back from the end user,s w/cleaners 

i will be using the system from my transit but wanted a mobile unit as the transit is a work horse at the end of the day & do not want to limit its uses.

i think andy is very honest about his trolly system as when you look around the forums it all mathces to what he told me 

the other thing he is only in grimsby approx 30miles from me so easy for parts etc

thanks again

andy mk1. 

[Extremeclean]

I have 4 of the Freedom trollies and I am highly delighted with them.

They are very well designed and extremely well built. If you are looking to get commercial work as well they will cope with it no problem at all. One of my vans with a tank on board broke down last week on the way to a 5 storey office block we do which has to be done early in the morning. I got one of my guys who does domestic work with one of the trollies to go to the broken down van and pick up the 65ft pole needed for this job. It did the job easily.

One of the things that I really like about the trolley is the ability to use it folded down left in the van and run a long length of hose where its quicker to do that.

All in all very versatile and one of the better investments I have made.

[brett walker]

I have been using the freedom trolley for nearly a year and had no problems with it, it is a great piece of kit for my business.

Assuming it is ideal for all your work conditions you wont regret it

regards

Brett

[groundhog]

Its a lot of money for what it is, make your own system, theres nothing to it!

[david68]

I have just started using one.
So far it has it ups and downs, but it maybe me just getting use to it

But it is a nice piece of kit ...... But don't go for a bigger pole unless you really need one.

Dave