Yet another trolley thread

[THEBOILERMAN]

While browsing a camoing shop website i found this

http://www.newquaycampingshop.com/camping-equipment/camping-furniture/trolleys/outwell-transporter

don`t look to bad, and i like the way it folds up.........100kg load capacity as well.

[izcuje]

...100kg load capacity as well.

[THEBOILERMAN]

Do you actually bring that much?

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

While browsing a camoing shop website i found this

http://www.newquayca...ell-transporter

don`t look to bad, and i like the way it folds up.........100kg load capacity as well.

[Spindles]

it's all about the wheels... pneumatic ones that'll take most conditions

[eFestivals]

for anyone in Bristol, Rajanis currently have heavy duty truck sacks with pneumatic tyres for £18.

(I bought one of them myself a few years ago, they're defo fit for purpose).

[dingbat2]

If you have enough spare room in your car, then I would always recommend a wheelbarrow. Not least because you might have one sitting around in your garden, and they lap up the mud

The wheelbarrow id the most important thing I take, apart from the beer and hob nobs of course.

...And the ticket

Edited September 4, 2012 by dingbat2

[Dukeicon]

The wheels on that one looks like they would easily get clogged up with mud and you'll be dragging it rather than wheeling it. Also at £87.... Feck that!

[LondonTom]

I got one of these for reading:

http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/handtools-storage-workwear/tool-storage-workbenches/trollies/hand_trolley/B-and-Q-Hand-Trolley-HT2022-9686783?utm_campaign=bazaarvoice&utm_medium=SearchVoice&utm_source=RatingsAndReviews&utm_content=Default&noCookies=false

works wonders!! Had my icarus 500, both our backpacks full of clothes/beer etc as we was going by public transport! Worked a charm just an bit awkward to carry up stairs etc, if your going by public transport as the bottom plate bit doesn't come out far enough to get a grip. (Might need to adjust this, but i am learning to drive soon anyway )

[oneeye]

Having seen a variety of carrying equipment over the years....

I got myself a 2nd hand pram off ebay; £5.50 - bargain.

It's got 4 x chunky pneumatic wheels - all stearable and removable, designed for multi terrain, German built!

Load the carry cot and the base rack with all your stuff, just use a couple of bungy straps to secure.

For 2 of us it does mean a 2nd journey from car park but it was brilliant at Glasto last year. There was almost a sense of gloating / smugness at pushing with one hand with a beer in the other

Edited September 4, 2012 by oneeye

[oneeye]

a pram... an old fashioned pram, with the mahoosive wheels?

or a buggy?

we got a buggy from a skip, and it's been pretty much perfect for the job

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Christening one of these at Bestival on Thursday;

[oneeye]

Christening one of these at Bestival on Thursday;

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Nice

Mine is similar to this http://www.amazon.co...t/dp/B004B6FJNC, but a lot older, a manly dark blue and without all the accessories

Enjoy the Bestival sunshine, you lucky bugger

[AnnaGrant]

After seeing Boilerman's very comfortable camping set up at Bearded Theory I have been considering his point about getting a nice standing height tent, with a trolley to carry it. I bottled out of buying a £50 5 man tent last week, but I am seriously considering a trolley.

So I am going to keep any eye on all suggestions.

Like the ones in the efestivals shop, but a cheaper option might be a sack trolley from B&Q, with pneumatic wheels, for around £25.

Any opinions, recommendations?

[dingbat2]

...... Wheelbarrows, wheelbarrows, wheelbarrows.

They are the future

Wheelbarrows.....

[willowby]

The sack truck with pneumatic tires from B&Q work perfectly. Have had mine for a few years now. It's done at least 6 festivals and has lots of life in it. For about £25 I think they're a must have.

[dingbat2]

Christening one of these at Bestival on Thursday;

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

If you squint and look at the image, it looks like a knob

[LondonTom]

After seeing Boilerman's very comfortable camping set up at Bearded Theory I have been considering his point about getting a nice standing height tent, with a trolley to carry it. I bottled out of buying a £50 5 man tent last week, but I am seriously considering a trolley.

[markeee]

While browsing a camoing shop website i found this

http://www.newquayca...ell-transporter

don`t look to bad, and i like the way it folds up.........100kg load capacity as well.

[UEF]

Still on my 4 wheeler from 2 years ago... been sat in the garden the whole time and still fresh as a daisy. I do laugh at people who bring those 2 wheel parcel trolleys and spill their shit everywhere... just get a 4 wheel flatbed!

[Spindles]

UEF, not everyone has the ability to transport a 4 wheeler. Many come by public transport and are limited to what they can carry/fit in a luggage area.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

UEF, not everyone has the ability to transport a 4 wheeler. Many come by public transport and are limited to what they can carry/fit in a luggage area.

[UEF]

UEF, not everyone has the ability to transport a 4 wheeler. Many come by public transport and are limited to what they can carry/fit in a luggage area.