Off me trolley

[davidP]

OK, after near heart failure carting my mountain of gear round Wingham I think it's time I bought a new trolley. I normally carry a seatbox, 8 tube rod bag & a large holdall. I might occasionally want to carry a chair & camera bag as well, but as long as it carries the first three comfortably that will be fine.

 

So your nominations please for trolley of the year

[Guest Ferret1959]

You would be better off buying a cheap wheel barrow. Also if you stand the barrow on it's handles it makes a comfy seat for and one visiting you.

[Ziptrev]

A firm near me have what you want, I'll search for the link!

They're called JCB.

 

Cheers

Zip

[Gray-Catchpole]

i watched a program on bbc2 last night about inventions, this one bloke, a builder was sick to death of hi barra`s geting nicked, so he invented a fold up version, with replacable buccket and clips, its abit late now, but il try and find out more for you wheni get home tomorrow.

[Guest Ferret1959]

I still say you won't beat a wheel barrow.

Try Wilknson if you have them near you failing that B&Q it.

[Alan Fawcett]

Folding wheelbarrow at select house in stafford is only £19 & they're pretty deep as well.

 

The local B&Q do them as well so i'd suggest you try your nearest one

[yodelmiester]

You could always look at barrow platforms, penrose and a couple of others do them..they are expensive, around 80 - 100 pounds but are dead easy to use and come with range of accessories...I've had one 3 years and for on matches they are brilliant. When pleasuring or overnight stays, then a fold up whhelbarrow is excellent. See above reply...

[big al]

boss trolley iv'e had for years excellent ,not sure about wheelbarrows though.seems a good idea.cheers big al

[Golden Phoenix]

Have you tried a dump truck???!!!

[pinky]

i think i will have to have a look at these fold-up barrows too.seems i am taking more and more just in case its needed