[johnny bravo]

anybody using a pf trolley, can you let me know how you have got on with it. it seems to be the most sought after one.  do they benefit your work  or can they be a bit heavy and bulky. feedback muchly appreciated.    or second option a backpack strapped to a alliminium trolley frame     cheaper and lighter.

[Slash]

I had one  but sold it on here,I would prefer using my backpack as the trolly was a little heavy on your arms if your lifting it in and out of van all day,I still use the backpack every few months on the odd job and just carry it by the handle,if I were you though I would just go for a van mount.

[Dave66]

better than van mount and backpack IMO 

[David lyddon]

had trolley 3 months now,takes some getting used to at first.
added an aqua adapta,replaced hoselock fitting with metal one.
and last but not least;replaced glass fibre pole with slx18.
getting easier.

[trevor summerfield]

had ours six months now, not the perfect design but quite functional, easy to use, very overpriced. a good engineer could knock one up for a fraction of price.

[easycleaner]

Takes alittle getting use to but as you say the sort after one for a reason, the best one around by far. Phone PF up and ask them about it.
Mart

[CLEANCARE WC]

At near £600 for a trolley you are affectively paying £400 for a sack barrow as you can get pump & controller for under £200. thats the way i see it.

[Total shine cleaning services]

I have a van mount system and a trolley, best of both worlds, if your thinking about getting one I would not buy new as well pricy for what they are, got mine for £260 off eBay

Graham

[M & C Window Cleaning]

I would have thought that the Pure Freedom was probably the most compact professional trolley out there. I've had mine for 5 1/2 years and think it's brilliant. The only improvement I can see would be to make it out of a lighter material. However, that may push the price up.
Mine goes in the boot of my Nissan Primera saloon with six barrels of water which keeps me going for four hours straight doing ups and most downs.
The only thing I've had to replace on it is the battery. They seem to last about two years. I've just replaced it with an equivalent Lucas AGM battery.
Here is a picture of my trolley in the trunk of my car with five barrels of water. It will go in with six. It shows how compact this trolley is.