Could do with a trolley

[STEVE HANLEY]

As the post suggests.

Wondered what everyone thought of this

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers...uys3_20316.htm

[ppentertainments]

As the post suggests.

Wondered what everyone thought of this

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers...uys3_20316.htm

I bought a similar one form Aldi a few years ago. They are fine and strong enough, but won't even look at grass or any loose stones.

These come highly reccomended http://rocknrollercart.com/

[Digital Jack]

No good if you have steps / stairs in your way....
I use a barrow with tri-wheel axles (similar to those used by UPS etc).
Makes stairs disappear...

[Dynamic Entertainment]

I quite like the look of this http://www.primrose.co.uk/tri-truck-...ign=googlebase

[Excalibur]

The one in Aldi is good if space saving is a priority. If you want choice and reliability, go to Machine Mart, and have a play with theirs. Most decent sized branches have 80% of the range set up already.

[welby]

this looks like the same thing

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AluTruk-BR...item2313457eeb

£45.00

so Aldi looks like a good price.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I have had many trucks and barrows over the years and the only one I would recommend is one with pneumatic tyres.

I have one that I bought from Costco years ago, but am not sure where you can get them now.

[leelive]

Costco do a really durable version for about £45. I got two. Perfect for stacking on my flight cases and bags (for venues without stairs)
Lee

[CRAZY K]

I have had many trucks and barrows over the years and the only one I would recommend is one with pneumatic tyres.

I have one that I bought from Costco years ago, but am not sure where you can get them now.

As we just found out when buying one for our Rodeo Bull from B and Q--the tyres can get punctured/go down, although generally agree much better for absorbing shocks.

The tri wheel things are great until you are going many steps downstairs with a heavy load--then you may not be able to hold it ---depending on the weight of your equipment of course---

[Excalibur]

I have had many trucks and barrows over the years and the only one I would recommend is one with pneumatic tyres.

I have one that I bought from Costco years ago, but am not sure where you can get them now.

Perhaps the site of the company mentioned by the Old Git might be worth a look?

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/ca...latform-trucks

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/ca...rucks-trolleys

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/ca...castors-wheels