My New Trolley

[james44]

It's a beast of a trolley!! Suppose it would only be heavy for a while as it empties..

I had a go at moving one of the omnitrolleys and that is 125ltr one and its not as heavy to move as you would think!

 

[mr shine]

that trolley wouldnt suit most on here but if it works for you thats all you want ,after all you know your round better than anyone

 

[harunh]

Backpack all the way

 

[james44]

Trolley loaded up! now i have tried a sack trolley with 2 barrels ie; 50ltrs and it is heavy to push around this is far easier to push as with a sack trolley you are lifting some of the weight with this you just push and really is very easy!

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[OoO]

It looks really funny lol. But its pretty epic actually.

It needs painting tho for sure! And your logo on it!

 

[Tuffers]

Where does the battery, pump and controller go?

 

[james44]

Where does the battery, pump and controller go?

Can be fixed either end as those sections can extend! i have a self made pumpbox that i use!
this so it is portable!

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[Tuffers]

Get it patented pdq before someone nicks your idea!

 

[james44]

A couple of pics to show just how compact this trolley is, it fits into the boot of a car no problem!

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[mr shine]

would you put an engine on it james and leave the van at home /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[harunh]

A couple of pics to show just how compact this trolley is, it fits into the boot of a car no problem!
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I like that lol looks like a go kart

 

[instrength]

The ingenuity of people... impressed!!

 

[Posh]

+1

 

[spruce]

Well done James.

Other posters can only judge your cart by applying it to their rounds. Some peoples rounds wouldn't suit this type of cart, so they would be the critics.

One thing you always have to consider when you build a purpose made product is how the public will perceive it. Does it enhance you business and does it look professional?

The cleaners who clean the road behind us use a 4 wheeled child's pram to put their 25 litre plastic container on. It looks awful and very unprofessional in my opinion, but they have been using the same thing for a couple of years and it works for them. But if it was nicely painted, then it would look much better.

 

[Smurf]

Indeed customer perception is very important too.

 

[Smurf]

Well said

The ingenuity of people... impressed!!

 

[Jeff Brimble]

Just come across a pack-flat variation http://www.outwell.com/en/Products/Accessories/Otheraccessories/Transporter.aspx