[Jago]

Hi guys
this trolley system is it any good for the price and is there any alternatives
also do you still need to setup a somewhere to make the pure water to put in all the barrells?
Thanks for your help
Regards J

[NWH]

Yes you need to make the water for it via an RO unit or DI vessel.

[Jago]

thanks nws
does anyone have preferences on the trollies?

[NWH]

To be honest if i were you i would buy a backpack and put it on a trolley,if your new to WFP it will give you a good idea of what all the fuss is about.If it suits you and your work and you then go for a vanmount set up the backpack can then be used for those houses with limited access,with RO unit to produce the water a pole and backpack your off and running for under £500.

[matt]

build your own and save your money for something else

<---------------- e.mail for link to DIY site, you will gt it straight away

then you need to post your username on the DIY forum activation bit

[Jago]

Cheers NWH foR THAT
any preferences on where to get the back packs from
and how much space does a system take up?
J

[NWH]

Cleantech will do you a starter kit which will enable you to make water,with a backpack and 4x25ltr containers you could start off in a car if you wanted to.

[Jago]

Wicked thats what I need
Cheers fella on all your help

[NWH]

Make sure on the first charge that you charge it fully,form then onwards a 7hr charge will be enough,in reality the backpack should get you 3-4 hours constant working time,but don`t forget that you turn it on and off so you might get more.

[pjulk]

Omnipole do some nice trolleys and backpacks.

Mine's still going strong 3 years in

http://www.omnipole.com/

Paul

[mike richardson]

get a van mount i had the trolley now just use it occasionally.

sick of lugging barrels and gettin air locks at each barrel change,
to much time wasted .

[Chris Cottrell]

Omnipole do some nice trolleys and backpacks.

Mine's still going strong 3 years in

http://www.omnipole.com/

Paul

man how annoying is that website

[Alex Wingrove]

yeah go for the backpack, got mine from ebay in America £120, trolley £12.50 and postage was £8 nice and sturdy one it is

[mark dew]

I'm a freedom trolley fan. I have a van mount as well. If you get a freedom trolley it won't be wasted no matter what you read.
Get a water tank, submersible pump and you have a van mount.
You don't need loads of 25l containers if you have a water tank, just 1.
However, nwh and matt have given you cheaper alternatives which are just as effective.
It depends on what you want and how much you want to spend.

[dave0123]

How many average 3 bed semis would you get out of about 25 litire container?? with the freedom trolley



Dave

[pjulk]

How many average 3 bed semis would you get out of about 25 litire container?? with the freedom trolley

I depends if you are experienced or new to WFP

If you are new to WFP you would get one 3 bed semi done on a 25 ltr container.

You will always get through a lot more water until you get some experience with WFP.

Paul

[mark dew]

How many average 3 bed semis would you get out of about 25 litire container?? with the freedom trolley
Dave

I do 2 now with 25 litres. But as paul said, 1 is most likely for a while.

[dave0123]

thanks lads! yeh i understand with the first few months and needing more water also!


Dave

[KarlJones]

If you are new to WFP you would get one 3 bed semi done on a 25 ltr container.

Glad someone actually told the guy the truth instead of everyone saying "3 or 4".

I am finding I am using a lot less now than when I started.  Lack of experience and first cleans = lots and lots of water

[matt]

i get 4 out of a 25 L barrell, thats just tops though