[elite mike]

hi guys
which do you think is best for domestic.

i have been looking at wcw backpacks  and sureflow,wcw is cheap, but seems to have charging probs

the sureflow is dearer ,but cannot see any reported probs with it?

also been looking at a few trolley systems eg exel , pure ,omnipole etc.

what do you think, the best is in your experiance

thanks for any advice

mike   

[Bobs Window Cleaning]

Trolleys all the way

Backpacks look difficult to refill

Andrew Mcann is yer man.

[elite mike]

cheers bod

already in touch with andrew ,thanks

mike

[windowwashers]

cheers bod

already in touch with andrew ,thanks

mike

purefreedom.co.uk trolleys are top quality less hassle than a backpack.

[NWH]

Neither of them,van mount.

[easycleaner]

Hi, if you go for the freedom trolley it can be also be used to run a van mounted tank, best of both worlds.
Mart.

[brett walker]

I prefere a trolley over a backpack less hassel filling it up

top 3 trolleys on the market in my opinion are

excel systems trolley by Andrew Mcann

xline trolley

pure freedom

Brett.

[Dean Taberner]

Freedom trolley.

Its superb.

[windowwashers]

Neither of them,van mount.

I agree but he is not asking about a van mount 

[elite mike]

thanks for all your replies guys

trolley = wally  lol 

[michael papworth]

Neither of them,van mount.

I agree but he is not asking about a van mount

Seconded

[Tosh]

Mike,

I honestly prefer the backpack (Shurflo) over any trolley system; and I've used both. 

Filling it is not a problem; and it can be easier than changing over barrels; especially if you've ran out of water and have only two windows left to do.  With a backpack you can just put in four litres of water to do the job, but with a trolley you're stuck with a 25 litres to manouvre about.

Mike, we've met, we're local; why don't you give me a visit and I'll show you my system and how I use it; I live in Sedbury, so you'll pass my area anytime you do your Chepstow accounts.

It'll only take an hour and it may save you some 'ard earned cash.

[dmlservices]

i use a shurflo back pack for the odd custy where it is quicker than reeling out hose, tried a trolley , but did not like it, you can get to places that it is hard for a trolley to get to, steps , through houses ect. mine is allways kaept full in van ,so i can quickly grab it , and use as a 'grab and go'

daz

[elite mike]

Mike,

I honestly prefer the backpack (Shurflo) over any trolley system; and I've used both. 

Filling it is not a problem; and it can be easier than changing over barrels; especially if you've ran out of water and have only two windows left to do.  With a backpack you can just put in four litres of water to do the job, but with a trolley you're stuck with a 25 litres to manouvre about.

Mike, we've met, we're local; why don't you give me a visit and I'll show you my system and how I use it; I live in Sedbury, so you'll pass my area anytime you do your Chepstow accounts.

It'll only take an hour and it may save you some 'ard earned cash.

hi tosh
nice to hear from you, glad your ok
i would like that   here is my email .
when its convenient for you.
mike

[Ian W]

I have tried a trolley and now have a home made backpack. I will take the backpack any day.

[Tosh]

i would like that   here is my email . mport.19@virgin.net

Hi Mike,

I'll send you my phone number now. 

I can also put you in touch with a trolley user near where you live (Lydney), and he's a good guy who'd be more than happy to show you how his system works too; though I know the backpack is better!

Don't be too polite to phone also; I'm getting an old hand introducing local window cleaners to the backpack; and all for the cost of a good quality bottle of red wine too (hint hint ).  I also get regular phone calls from two window cleaners in your kneck-of-the-woods asking me for a current weather-condition-state; no joke.  Apparantly it can be good in your area, but when they get to Chepstow they find it's 'hissing' down.  So sometimes they phone before they leave!

Compared to the BWCA course price; It's a bargin; and I don't try and flog anything to you either.

[elite mike]

thanks for the advice guys

tosh will call you when i get your no
hissing down i like that

shiraz or claret   

[Darren O]

I was down at cleantech on monday seen there new trolley its a cracker it can take 50 litres also has a hose reel the best thing is the hosereel and handle are detachable so goes in the car or van no problem.

[Feen]

Shurflo backpack is what I use. Word of warning though. I have two and both have needed new switches. One under warranty. The other cost £45 odd I think. For me they'd be ideal if they had a single on/off equivalent to setting 2

[brett walker]

I prefere a trolley over a backpack less hassel filling it up

top 3 trolleys on the market in my opinion are

excel systems trolley by Andrew Mcann

xline trolley

pure freedom






Brett.

Have you or anybody else used the x-line trolley, is it good as pure freedom trolley?   

Ive seen a x-line close up and i was very impressed and i also know somebody that uses one and he has no complaints, with a new trolley coming on the market you are always a bit sceptical.  I must admit i was a bit with the x-line trolley

x-line systems has invested heavily and put a lot of thought into this trolley so yes i would say it is as good as the pure freedom trolley only time will tell, i think if you are buying one you need a few more people who are using one day to day giving you their thoughts.

regards

Brett