terry2sheds
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Hi Gents
I am looking at feedback regarding trolleys – I don’t want to slag any supplier off (they also have a business to run and to earn a buck ) but I cant believe there isn’t a good quality/sturdy/solid/well designed trolleys available at a price which is reasonable- and I mean around the 300/400 quid mark
I have been around for five years and have bought four different trolley products over the time and I still searching to find to ultimate but to no avail
I only do domestic and I don’t want or need a van mount system
I want a trolley do to the following
To be no wider than 350 mm – then i can get down most side of houses without having to hump it over bins/bikes etc
I want 10inch wheels so it is easy to manoeuvre
I want sold wheels so don’t I don’t have to worry about punctures
I want a capacity of 25/35 litres - I don’t care if it is refill or drum exchange
I want it solid/strong – to last two/three years without welding/fixings splitting- breaking
I want it as light as possible – Aluminium ??
I want a 60PSI pump that lasts more than 12 months
I want an enclosure which is really waterproof ( IP65) and doesn’t leak
I want a three speed controller – slow- medium fast and variable that is solid hardy and will last two three years
I want a battery that lasts for 6/8 hours continuous use
I want a recharger that is solid and easy to read full green fully charged – red not fully charged
I want a voltmeter that is easy to read – red- recharge ASAP – yellow ok for a day – green ok for a couple of days
I want an integrated reel to hold 30 metres of 8mm hose
I want a bits and bobs basket to hold sill cloths/ container tops/blades- whatever
I want a guarantee that the bloody thing will last two years without any grief
I might pay 400/500 for such a beast
I have seen some homemade trolleys on this forum that come close to above – if someone can come up with or add to the above to design and produce the perfect trolley I think they will have bucket loads of punters
All comments gratefully appreciated
Terry
Thanks Terry
I am looking at feedback regarding trolleys – I don’t want to slag any supplier off (they also have a business to run and to earn a buck ) but I cant believe there isn’t a good quality/sturdy/solid/well designed trolleys available at a price which is reasonable- and I mean around the 300/400 quid mark
I have been around for five years and have bought four different trolley products over the time and I still searching to find to ultimate but to no avail
I only do domestic and I don’t want or need a van mount system
I want a trolley do to the following
To be no wider than 350 mm – then i can get down most side of houses without having to hump it over bins/bikes etc
I want 10inch wheels so it is easy to manoeuvre
I want sold wheels so don’t I don’t have to worry about punctures
I want a capacity of 25/35 litres - I don’t care if it is refill or drum exchange
I want it solid/strong – to last two/three years without welding/fixings splitting- breaking
I want it as light as possible – Aluminium ??
I want a 60PSI pump that lasts more than 12 months
I want an enclosure which is really waterproof ( IP65) and doesn’t leak
I want a three speed controller – slow- medium fast and variable that is solid hardy and will last two three years
I want a battery that lasts for 6/8 hours continuous use
I want a recharger that is solid and easy to read full green fully charged – red not fully charged
I want a voltmeter that is easy to read – red- recharge ASAP – yellow ok for a day – green ok for a couple of days
I want an integrated reel to hold 30 metres of 8mm hose
I want a bits and bobs basket to hold sill cloths/ container tops/blades- whatever
I want a guarantee that the bloody thing will last two years without any grief
I might pay 400/500 for such a beast
I have seen some homemade trolleys on this forum that come close to above – if someone can come up with or add to the above to design and produce the perfect trolley I think they will have bucket loads of punters
All comments gratefully appreciated
Terry
Thanks Terry