[manyee]

any onr know of trolley ..for 75 ltrs ................might sound strange ha ha .......how heavy would that be ......could 1 man push it ?

[Michael Peterson]

i wouldnt want to, even 50 is well heavy i do think brodex do one though

[manyee]

cheers Michael

[windymiller]

one on ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/window-cleaning-trolley-/190913251080?pt=UK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA&hash=item2c73510708

[trippyboy]

you need to cart about 50/75 litres of water like a bad dose of piles mate

[wpclean]

Why do you want 75 lts trolley, be interested to know your situation.

[rosskesava]

A hand trolley for 75 kilos of water..... A lot of people don't weigh that much.

[wpclean]

A hand trolley for 75 kilos of water..... A lot of people don't weigh that much.

You speak for yourself !

[wpclean]

Happy memories from when i was 12 

[Spruce]

Peter Fogwills 2 barrel trolley was heavy enough, so I would imagine the adaption to 3 barrels would be difficult to say the least.

One of the problems would be if the customer has steps into his garden. We have a run of properties with on street parking and several steps on the path to the front and back of the house. This is why a single drum on a sack truck is better in those instances.

However, I did see a picture of a window cleaner in London doing shop fronts from an adapted 4 wheeled garden cart which carried a 125 litre tank on it along with poles, battery, controller and pump, a small hose reel, his cloths and a small A Frame ladder. He managed fine as he was on flat pavements with wheel chair access to cross the roads.