[sjm]

What is the biggest water capacity trolley on the market ?   I was thinking of getting one made to hold 100ltrs , but if there is one out there already  built would be great . Thanks in advance 

[Nathanael Jones]

This one is 110 litre:
www.water-tanks.net/acatalog/110_Ltr_WindowCleaning_Water_Tank.html

[sjm]

Nice one Nat, thank you so much 

[drakestar!]

omnipole do a 125 litre one if i remember right

[Nathanael Jones]

I thought pulling round 40 litres was hard work when I used a trolley,... That amount of water would want some kind of power to the wheels!!!

[sjm]

I thought pulling round 40 litres was hard work when I used a trolley,... That amount of water would want some kind of power to the wheels!!!

I am very powerful 

[Nathanael Jones]

LOL,.. can you imagine trying to lift it in and out of the van??

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

Tucker do one similar to this one here but much bigger, these people supply it.

www.purewindowwater.co.uk/New_-_Trolley_Systems.htm

Simon.

[WCE]

Ionics do one that will put all those other trolleys to shame - 300 litre!
www.ionicsystems.com/english/index.html  Look under access on the systems page

[WCE]

Can u imagine lifting that one out of the van!!!

[sjm]

well all my work is close together , so I would take it out of van empty, and then fill it up . was thinking of getting a long hose too , so I wouldnt have to lump it up n down steps .  Thanks for the replies guys , as always you are spot on 

[Glyn H]

Our 125 litre trollley www.omnipole.com/125%20trolley%20300dpi.jpg

[cvdewsbury]

FAO GLYN

hi Glyn can you give us a bell Ive left my number at your office a couple of days back.

Mick...Clear Vision Dewsbury

[poleman]

Our 125 litre trollley www.omnipole.com/125%20trolley%20300dpi.jpg

I have this one sited at a NHS contract we have, very good trolley

[cvdewsbury]

ive a 50 ltr omnitrolley and its an exellent piece of kit your welcome to bob up and have a look at it, if you are interested in buying one...full tank normally lasts me 45 mins.....50 ltrs is fine to move above anything above will be hard work.

[jouk45]

wow good luck to you sjm  i struggle some places with 25ltr

[Jon-scwindows]

i have seen one thats very large on four wheels electric powered drive, with a bar at the front to guide it. Possibly ideal for big jobs but then no reason not to use the van. I would go for the omnipole one, and emtpy before loading unloading.

[sjm]

The reason I am thinking of a trolley ( four wheeled variety ) is I can park it outside the property , and with a long hose can reach all the windows . Just the thought of moving the van every hour or so doesnt make sense to me .   

[dai]

The trolley I made holds 2 x25 litre containers and has 25 meters of micro bore on a small reel, I find this is perfect on a compact round. You can always drop full containers off first, you will soon learn where to leave them when you have worked the area a couple of times.

[mark dew]

is that another pole on your trolley dai or gps?