[vistech]

can anybody tell me how much work time you get out of a cricket trolley and how long does it take to fill up from van mounted reach and wash system any other information would be grateful too cheers

[Craig_Mawlam]

Hi,

If you fill directly from our Reach & Wash system fitted with a 100 psi pump the working time will be between 30 - 40 minutes, you can fill while on the move from one job to the next filling should take less than 8 mins.

Kind regards

Craig Mawlam

[Ian_Giles]

Cricket Trolley

I am a cricket junkie, play it incessently but have not heard of a cricket trolley, still less one being used for window cleaning!

Ian

[vistech]

cheers craig sounds ideal for coutyards and things like that any idea of price i already have poles
ian :cricket trolley ia 50litre trolley from ionics which enables you to get to awkward areas without connecting to water supply
not sure how to explain technical stuff
                                        martin

[AuRavelling79]

That's what I like about this place - I learn something new every time I log on!

[Ian_Giles]

Martin, I'm a WFP man myself, and have a trolley system too, but I've never heard it refered to as a 'Cricket' Trolley before lol

Ian

[Duke]

must admit...I'm struggling with this too...??.....I got an Omnitrolley if that helps..........

[Craig_Mawlam]

The "Cricket" is a trade name for our 50ltr trolley that uses a pressure vessel and so does not require a battery or pump. A cricket is a small insect that is very powerful for its size and that is the reason for the name. Unlike other trolley's available the "Cricket" comes with its own water filters.

Kind regards

Craig Mawlam
Ionic Sysytems Ltd.

[Ian_Giles]

Ahh, thanks for the explanation Craig, now the term 'cricket trolley' makes sense

Ian

[Duke]

learn something new every day !

[vistech]

thanks for filling in the technical stuff craig.any idea on price just for cricket trolley (not poles),even secondhand
                     cheers martin

[Duke]

so, you say it's pressurised then Craig....how does that work then ? do you have to put little gas cylinders in it like a sparklets soda syphon, or is it pressurised for the day from some machine ? How long  does it last once pressurised.....as in, until you run out of water (like a beer barrel )  or what ?
Sounds interesting anyway......

[Craig_Mawlam]

Duke,

Its simply the water pressure used to fill the pressure vessel. if you fill at 60psi the water will be stored at 60psi, there is a bladder inside that is compressed by the pressure of the water, when water is released to the pole for cleaning the blader expands and pushes the water out, simple.

Rgds
Craig

[Duke]

oh ok...trust my imagination to over complicate things....makes me wonder why we (or at least I) use pumped systems with batteries that need charging etc......