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If you are looking to fit it wfp then you need a braked van trailer. Easier to keep frost free in winter, braked because you can't hold a trailer full of water on a slope/hill - been there and a cover trailer reduces amount of algae growth due to sunlight.
To pull it you need power, so you might as well kit a van out.[
At the moment I've only bought a gardiner backpack and a 27ft pole, and four 25ltre containers, ''twas really to eliminate my triple ladder...3 storey work. I was gonna test the water with wfp then maybe make the move with a van and mount etcI started off with a trailer with 3 x 125litre tanks and that was impossible to hold. I did it with bricks once but I would never do it again.
I had one of these;
http://www.window-tools.com/window-cleaner-trailer-system.htm
Got us going in WFP but a real waste of money TBH. Everything froze solid in winter,and had to wash the tanks out every weekend because of the algae growth.
The axles were never meant to carry the weight so replaced hubs and bearings every few months. It rotted away in about 4 years.
its quite an old Astra ,2004. It would probs take the weight but there's 5 of us. My plan is to drop 3 off at trad only workwhat year astra is it paddy? you may get away with carrying that amount you may also not have to go van mount there's a few people that use backpacks/trolleys to clean so I wouldn't jump into it.