[Clear Glass Cleaning Services]

Looking to buy a water fed pole trolley system.At the moment doing windows trad.Would appreciate any advise on best places to contact on buying this system & advice on using this system.
Regards ,
John.

[matt]

check out the DIY WFP site, you can build a nice system for under 500 quid

E.mail me for a link

diywfplink@yahoo.co.uk

[DASERVICES]

www.exelsystems.co.uk/trolleysys.aspx

[michael papworth]

www.exelsystems.co.uk/trolleysys.aspx

This looks VERY good. My only reservation would be that 35 litres makes it awfully heavy to heave in and out of a vehicle when the can is full.

I have a freedom trolley, and it is superb.

[matt]

as i said, build it yourself, its a sack truck to carry a 25 L barrel ( changing over barrels is ALOT faster than filling then from your van/car, it allways was, allways will be ), add to it a battery of some sort and a pump

job done

[elite mike]

www.exelsystems.co.uk/trolleysys.aspx

This looks VERY good. My only reservation would be that 35 litres makes it awfully heavy to heave in and out of a vehicle when the can is full.

I have a freedom trolley, and it is superb.

i got a similar trolley of ebay back in the summer

its absolute crap

[jodan63]

i have a freedom trolley , and  now knowing a bit more about trolleys. would be a lot cheaper to make your own . there isnt exactly much to them really. see if a local cleaner has one you could look at . is my advise. will save you money making your own .

[Tosh]

Get a back pack; not a trolley system; trust me!

[rhys11]

i got a water fed pole trolley for sale
had if for about 2 years only used it for about 6 months all comes apart to fit in a small car very good
intrested e mail on rhysaharries@hotmail.com
i will see if a can get some pictures of it
rhys

[peter holley]

as i said, build it yourself, its a sack truck to carry a 25 L barrel ( changing over barrels is ALOT faster than filling then from your van/car, it allways was, allways will be ), add to it a battery of some sort and a pump

job done

i tried making my own a couple of years back... but i kept on getting air locks in it....i   just could not work out why

when it worked though it was good

[matt]

as i said, build it yourself, its a sack truck to carry a 25 L barrel ( changing over barrels is ALOT faster than filling then from your van/car, it allways was, allways will be ), add to it a battery of some sort and a pump

job done

i tried making my own a couple of years back... but i kept on getting air locks in it....i   just could not work out why

when it worked though it was good

i find the in and out going pipe is better off looping UP and into the barrel ( not out of the sides of a pump box ) , i rarely get airlocks now, i can go weeks and not get them

[Pristine Clean]

www.exelsystems.co.uk/trolleysys.aspx

This looks VERY good. My only reservation would be that 35 litres makes it awfully heavy to heave in and out of a vehicle when the can is full.

I have a freedom trolley, and it is superb.

Hi there,

I have a 75 litre trolley that I heave on and off an L200 PICKUP. But its empty when I move it on and off the truck! 75 litres on the right trolley is easy to manover(suprisingly)

I have 25 litre jerry cans that hold the water and I pour it in... it does not take that long to fill or refill.

Althou I am thinking of adding a 100 mitre hose real that way I can leave it on the truck.


Dave

[Pristine Clean]

X Line Systems are in Nottingham; those on here who have them recommend there trolley system.

If money is an issue, maybe the diy will be the place to start.

Yep I have a trolly from xline and an RO unit. They are superb guys! Always willing to advise and help which counts alot.

Dave

[Pristine Clean]

Get a back pack; not a trolley system; trust me!

Hi Tosh,

Why are you recomending a backpack they dont hold much water!!!! I know I certainly could not manage with a backpack for my work.


Dave

[stig]

pleased with my freedom trolley set up .....even cheaper now -  getting new pole and extras in new yr

[SteveAllan]

Hey matt, i have had a look on the diy set up. Im a complete techno phob could you email step by step how to put it together etc, i didnt see a flow controller on there.
cheers