[*kentmich@hotmail.co.uk]

is this trolly any good??

[JamesTurnbull]

I have the brodex trolley, its very simliar design.

I find the brodex trolley a great trolley to use, it hold 50L which last quite a long time. the battery lasts ages.

I think it come with a free pole off brodex aswell as it cheaper than omnitrolley.

I paid £490 including a free 25ft Alloy hydra pole. (worth £120ish)

http://shop.brodexbms.co.uk/products/ecotrolley-plus

[John Walker]

I've had my OmniTrolley for quite a few years now.  It's as it was originally except that I have added a VariStream Flow Controller.

It's a well constructed unit and should last for many years if you look after it.  Even if you go for a van system later there wil still be times when the trolley is useful.

[jeff1]

Had ours for a few weeks now and No complaints

[matt]

its a classic design that works well ( just dont tell glyn that )

though saying that

for the money you spend, you could do it cheaper with a pump box and sack truck and barrels, save yourself a few quid

[p1w1]

ive had one for about 5 years now still going strong only thing ive replaced is the battery

paul

[Small but perfectley formed]

i have 2 brodex versions these are brilliant for domestic especially compact work and terraced houses.

[rg1]

its a classic design that works well ( just dont tell glyn that )

though saying that

for the money you spend, you could do it cheaper with a pump box and sack truck and barrels, save yourself a few quid

Agreed. All you need is a container, pump, battery and variflow plus some hose and clips. All of which can be sourced from ebay or any wfp supplier.