[L.Doubtfire - The Blade Runner]

Does anyone know,or can anyone tell me what the `dry` unloaded with water
Weight is with the A.P.S. trolley and the Freedom trolley.? Has anyone any
Experience of using both,pro`s and con`s etc. etc.your views and opinions will
Be most appreciated.Thanks for replies.


Lewis Doubtfire, Gleem Clean ( The Blade Runner )

[Andrew McCann]

Hi Lewis.

The freedom "dry" weight is now 19 kilos.

I have seen the APS trolley many times as it is used by a lot of the lads around here. It's an excellent piece of kit and very well engineered indeed. From the feedback I get APS is a very good company to do business with as well in terms of back-up etc. They are no-nonsense type of guys who look after their customers very well. All I can say about its capabilities is that the guys around here who use it seem to love it.

I think that I can get you the dry weight by making a telephone call on Monday. I am pretty sure I can and will post it if no-one else has before then.

PS..  I have never spoken to or had any direct dealings with APS myself. I am just passing on my own opinion based on what I already know.

Cheers

Andrew

[L.Doubtfire - The Blade Runner]

Hi Andrew,good to hear your not putting down a competitors product.
The weight of the `Freedom` at 19kg`s is only 8 kgs`more than my own
`D.I.Y` effort.I would think the extra weight is taken up with a larger pump
(mines the same as Jeff Brimble uses) and a larger battery.Can you tell us
The size in square inches and also the amperage of the `Freedom` battery?
I like the idea of the 10 inch phnumatic wheels,good for suspension I guess.
From what I`ve seen of the A.P.S trolley,the `Freedom` is more perhaps
Adaptable,practical and moveabilty perspective,has the `edge`.Although for
Those `edge` jobs I prefer an `electric bucket` to any backpack or trolley.
It`s all down to personal preference I know.

Lewis Doubtfire