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wrighty

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WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING
« on: September 24, 2004, 01:37:42 am »
Hi Peeps,

I need your help!!!

Maybe one for JUSTIN!!!!!

I am going to buy a trolley system but it is a choice I need help with.

Here are my pros and cons of the FOUR systems:


Omnitrolley 50LTR -  
for - small, and light when full
against - not long lasting, can you control the water flow?

OmniTrolley 125LTR
[b]for[/b] - bigger, longer lasting, looks good
[b]against[/b] - will it be to heavy to throw about, can you control the water flow?

APS Trolley 70LTR

[b]for [/b]- looks good, maybe not too heavy, well balanced 70LTR Tank, control water flow
against - Is it going to be too  heavy? can I use Omnipoles power pole with it?

Ionics New 100LTR concept
for - No lifting, long lasting, control of water flow,
includes ro unit and a pole.
against - can I use a omnipole power pole with it?
2 weeks delivery and I need something next week realisticly.

I would like to point out that this is only my personal opinions and it does not reflect on one trolley or company being better than the other as I have spoke to Craig & Steve (Ionics) Glyn & Mark (Omnipole) & Andrew (APS) and they are all top people who sell on their own products quality and not competitors weaknesses which I think is very professional.
The reason for this post is that I have narrowed it down to these three companies and their trolley systems and I would like some advice off you forum bashers  ;D  as to which route you think I should go down.  Again the for and against is only my personal point of view and I understand each person has their own views, which is why I am asking for Your help.

The one thing I am sure about is that I want the Omnipole power pole for its multi use tasks.

Again I am no way having a dig at any of the companies as I really have praise for you all and I just want the right system for me.

I apologise for the long windedness of this topic but thans to you all in advance and I hope I can return the favour sometime.

All The Best

Craig Wrighty Wright    ;)



sham33

Re: WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2004, 01:51:20 am »
Did u know u can get a 70 litre omnitrolley for the same price as 50 litre version?.

I would imagine most poles would fit any system as i guess they all use hozelock type connectons.

That Ironics system sounds good but its over £1500 with its own water treatment built in which is no good for me because i've just got a rodi setup.

Im after a trolly too, will probably go for the aps trolly tomorrow, looks pro and 70 litres is just about right for a trollry system.

PS: I've heard u can controll the flow on both aps and omnitrolley.

wrighty

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Re: WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING
« Reply #2 on: September 24, 2004, 02:04:11 am »
Sham,

Your reply is very much appreciated. Thank You.

Where did you get your RO unit from and what is the spec and price.

Craig

sham33

Re: WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING
« Reply #3 on: September 24, 2004, 02:45:44 am »
I got my RO from pure20. But if i was buying right now i would get the 500gpd RO from RO-MAN for less than i paid for my 450gpd(performs like a 300gpd ???) RO unit

adalau

Re: WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING
« Reply #4 on: September 25, 2004, 05:47:20 pm »
I,m also looking into getting trolley system, could you post the site address for the APS system please.

wrighty

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Re: WFP TROLLEY SYSTEM - YOUR HELP ON CHOOSING New
« Reply #5 on: September 26, 2004, 12:39:44 am »
Adalau,

If you send me your email I will send pics as the website is still under construction.

here it is anyway http://www.apspurewashsystems.com

It is a minefield but I know a little more now but if I can help let me know.

All the best

Craig