Trolleys?

[coma girl]

Just as a side, anybody got any good suggestions for replacement trolley pins just incase?

[AiiShotTheDJ]

I'm going to pop to B&Q this week and buy some spare split pins just incase.

[coma girl]

Thank you so much- I had no idea what they were called (I have that Robert Dyas trolley) and the most I could find was a nail!

[Keithy]

Thanks for the great tips on the trolleys. Just ordered that bad boy 4 wheeler from Robert Dyas!

Edited June 9, 2013 by Keithy

[barkley87]

Must admit I had to ask my dad what they were called. I just got some in Halfords, was £1.69 for a pack of around 10 pins.

[coma girl]

Is there a special size you should get? Or does it depend on the trolley? If so how do you know the size?

[barkley87]

My trolley came with two pins so I just went in to get spares and chose a pack that looked roughly the same size. Compared them when I got home and they seem to be the same, there was only 3 sizes to choose from. I have the 2 wheel Funky Leisure trolley.

[borosupporter82]

Must admit I had to ask my dad what they were called. I just got some in Halfords, was £1.69 for a pack of around 10 pins.

[Tomo18]

worked like a right trooper well worth £30

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I had thought my fishing trolley would be up to it. Turns out it wasn't. I got back to the car with it OK but the one wheel is fucked and irrepairable. Have just bought a second hand stable wheelbarrow off ebay. I saw people with wheelbarrows getting their stuff in and out without bother. I think this is the way forward for me - so to speak.

[Northernsoul45]

i bought this trolley:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0099PDEXW/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

worked well for me, but i didnt have the same weight load as many will have (being a non booze drinker, and didnt take loads of soft drinks/red bull)

[paulh555]

A bit pricey but I guess you get what you pay for... robust and carry s 100kgs..I carried all my camping gear and drink in one go..

Inflatable wheels work well in mud and uneven ground.

http://www.kart-it.co.uk

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

A bit pricey but I guess you get what you pay for... robust and carry s 100kgs..I carried all my camping gear and drink in one go..

Inflatable wheels work well in mud and uneven ground.

http://www.kart-it.co.uk

[frostypaw]

Fabric bottom useless moving volumes of beer surely, looks suitable for light clean work only

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Fabric bottom useless moving volumes of beer surely, looks suitable for light clean work only

[johnkennedi]

Hi grumpyhack, That is big trolley

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Hi grumpyhack, That is big trolley

[paulh555]

http://www.kart-it.co.uk/

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

wawura

[waynewdk]

I was thinking using long peices of wood, like a brush handle, so we could put it on 2 mans shoulders, bit like a stretcher you would say with maybe a net, then we wont have resistance from the mud

Edited September 28, 2013 by waynewdk

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I was thinking using long peices of wood, like a brush handle, so we could put it on 2 mans shoulders, bit like a stretcher you would say with maybe a net, then we wont have resistance from the mud

[gmb1992]

I love trolleys!

[brandycoke]

This'll get you up the hill of death :-) .

http://www.tackleup.com/seat-box-trolleys/powawalker-cargo-gt-xt-3-wheel-electric-trolley.html

[plainlazy44]

This'll get you up the hill of death :-) .

http://www.tackleup.com/seat-box-trolleys/powawalker-cargo-gt-xt-3-wheel-electric-trolley.html

[frostypaw]

This'll get you up the hill of death :-) .

http://www.tackleup.com/seat-box-trolleys/powawalker-cargo-gt-xt-3-wheel-electric-trolley.html