[Moderator David@stives]

I am thinking of purchasing a 125 litre omnitrolley for a big job i do which the furthest point from the van is 170 metres and i usually have to put loads of reels together. (leaks ,air locks,walking backwards and forwards to see whats wrong ,i think we have all been there)

Has any one got one ?

Can you charge them from the van ?

Is the flow rate good enough ?

Will it fit in sideways in a Transit van Ie .In the side door with no maneovering  ?

Dave

[master cleaner]

I am thinking of purchasing a 125 litre omnitrolley for a big job i do which the furthest point from the van is 170 metres and i usually have to put loads of reels together. (leaks ,air locks,walking backwards and forwards to see whats wrong ,i think we have all been there)

Has any one got one ?

Can you charge them from the van ?



Is the flow rate good enough ?

Will it fit in sideways in a Transit van Ie .In the side door with no maneovering  ?

Dave

hi dave ive got one i dont charge it from the van but i know from experiance that the battery lasts 15 hours
the trolley comes with a 60 psi pump but they will like they did for me put a 100psi pump in for no extra charge
ive never used 175mtr with it but if a 100psi pump will do it then i cant see a problem

ive got a citreon dispatch van and the trolley very nearly but not quite fits in sideways , you could always put wing nuts on the handle and take it off then it would go in sidways
if you want the measurements of the trolley just ask

gary

[Trademark WC]

How hard is it to pull one of those things around filled up? or across grass slight hills that kind of thing?

Cheers

Rob

[master cleaner]

How hard is it to pull one of those things around filled up? or across grass slight hills that kind of thing?

Cheers

Rob

i dont usually fill the 125ltr one i put about 75-100ltr in it 50ltr if i am working up hill as for grass and kerbs no problems , i used my omniramps for the first time today to get the trolley in and out of the van, easy.

gary