Trad Cleaner Buying A Trolley System

[Tuffers]

Hi, I'm a trad cleaner but I'm getting too old and knackered to keep climbing the ladder, plus I have quite a few jobs where I can't reach certain windows. I'm looking to get a trolley system from here > http://www.thecleaningwarehouse.co.uk/complete-package-water-fed-trolley---window-cleaning-1413-p.asp

Before I buy it (probably Friday as rain is forecast) does anyone else use one and can you get it cheaper than my link? Would you recommend them? My mate has one and uses it all the time now.

 

[WindyCleanerMan]

Have you considered diy. I'm trad and considering getting one for over coni's, its a cheaper, seems a lot for that type of set up. Youtube Wagga, got some good reviews and tips.

 

[WindyCleanerMan]

im sure rc built his own for about 160, click the link

https://www.windowcleaningforums.co.uk/topic/3242-diy-pumped-trolly-18ft-brush-barrel-for-about-160/

 

[mark m]

This seems a good price for a new one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/window-cleaning-trolley-k-system-smallest-lightest-best-price-/290774150422?pt=UK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA&hash=item43b37d6d16

 

[harunh]

This seems a good price for a new one http://www.ebay.co.u...=item43b37d6d16

pretty cheap but not many people have used it as its pretty new on the market

the purefreedom trolley is the one to look at on the market

also john hewitt is a good trolley that many people regard highly - http://www.johnhewitt.com/trolleys.htm

 

[Posh]

£100 20 litre backpack & homemade Harris pole bout £150 altogether. Put it on a trolley.