[pete albion]

sure its been asked before!
i'm looking for a good trolley systems i like the look of both the aquaclean and the pure freedom ones.......
which one should i go for , and if you were buying which one would you choose and why ?

also are there anymore systems out there worth looking at ?

[Chris Cottrell]

If I didnt know then that which I know now I would go for a freedom trolley

I used to think in terms of now not of the future

Chris

[pylofm]

I cannot speak for Aquacleans trolley but I have a Freedom trolley and all I can say about it is "it is a fantastic piece of kit" and has not let me down and does everything I has asked of it...easy to use/store/move around.

It has paid for itself many times over....

All in all a great piece of kit....

Cheers
Dave.

[dave0123]

Wasnt peter fogwill bringing out a new sort of trolly system??

Thats what i heard before chrsitmas but heard nothing since

Dave

[craig jwc]

I have the Freedom Trolley and think it's a handy bit of kit.

It hardly comes out of the van now if at all, but know i have the option if i need to.

[mark dew]

I cannot speak for Aquacleans trolley but I have a Freedom trolley and all I can say about it is "it is a fantastic piece of kit" and has not let me down and does everything I has asked of it...easy to use/store/move around.

It has paid for itself many times over....

All in all a great piece of kit....

Cheers
Dave.

same here. I only notice the drawbacks when the job requires more than it can carry.

[brightnclean]

I visited the Freedom people today after getting their details from this forum. They are only an hour from me. I took my mate who is converting to WFP. I spent over £6k on my van mounted system. The trolley really impressed us. My mate is now going to have basically what I have plus the trolley for half what I paid  I ordered one as well. It seems really well built and is so compact when folded down. It will be really usefull for a lot of my jobs where I cant get my hoses to.

[pete albion]

I have the Freedom Trolley and think it's a handy bit of kit.

It hardly comes out of the van now if at all, but know i have the option if i need to.

craig
so have you just added a bigger tank in your van, but useing the rest of the freedom gear ?

[pylofm]

The only advice about tanks I have is get the biggest tank that your vech will accomodate...that not to say you have to fill it but is always there should you need extra capacity(vech weights and safety issues to be addressed).

Cheers
Dave.

[craig jwc]

Yes mate.

Instead of putting the pipe in the water container it's connected to a 400l tank in the van.

This was one of the reasons i got the trolley.

I have a 100m of microbore (6mm) hose which is connected to the trolley with a hoselock connector. If i need to take the trolley out it only take about 2 minutes to do.
But like i said i haven't taken it out for ages.

Craig

[brightnclean]

Pete.

What my mate is going to do is have a 650 litre tank installed and use the trolley to power it. He can just take it out when he needs to use it on it's own as well. Its got the same pump as I have on my van mount system. The 100PSI Shurflo so he can have a reel with 100 metres of microbore which I have as well. I wish I had known about it before I spent all those £££'s  

[pete albion]

thats great feedback from you all, many thanks 

think the freedoms the one for me.

[craig jwc]

This is an old picture i have of the van  -  a real mess - but you can see the trolley well.

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[mark dew]

Yes mate.

Instead of putting the pipe in the water container it's connected to a 400l tank in the van.

This was one of the reasons i got the trolley.

I have a 100m of microbore (6mm) hose which is connected to the trolley with a hoselock connector. If i need to take the trolley out it only take about 2 minutes to do.
But like i said i haven't taken it out for ages.

Craig

i have exaclty the same setup except that i use the trolley 99% of the time and pull the hose out rarely.
I do this 'cos i'm a bit homeless atm and i'm having to produce water elsewhere.
I use about a 1/3 less water now by filling 25 litre barrels (with submersible pump) than i did when i used the trolley as a van mount.
I also break no ornaments or plant pots wheeling a trolley around whereas i broke a several plant pots and a couple of statue/garden ornaments by dragging a hose.
A van mount is much quicker but i spend more on petrol by having to refill some days at lunch time.
The trolley is very water efficient but is a pain to refill on jobs that use more than 25 litres.

[pete albion]

This is an old picture i have of the van  -  a real mess - but you can see the trolley well.

thanks craig

the picture shows how well the trolleys made, looks pretty robust to me............................as for the van,
try replaceing the leeds scarve with a brighton & hove albion one, should tidy it up no end 

[craig jwc]

Brighton who

[pete albion]

brighton & hove albion,

you know the team that sold you a donkey ( dan harding ) for a million quid or something 

[craig jwc]

Thanks for that Pete :

The only thing i might say against the trolley is the bar / axle??

Think they have a newer trolley now but on mine the axle seems a bit loose.
Was going to fit a better one but as it stays in the van i haven't bothered.

Craig

[brett walker]

Freedom trolley every time you wont regret it

Brett

[pete albion]

tomorrows the day

gonna use all my courage and willpower and take my credit card outta its wallet  ..............................................


and i'm gonna order one 


boy am i shaking