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Old 01-05-06, 07:17 PM
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I was wondering if anyone knew where would be a good place to buy a trolley for carting kit about on (From car to wherever)? Also, what should I look for? I need something that will be able to take 2 cylinders as well as all the other stuff. Easy to stow away in the car/shed is also important. Any suggestions much appreciated.

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There was a thread recently on this subject and I think most people went to Ebay to spend about £25, I know I did!
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I was wondering if anyone knew where would be a good place to buy a trolley for carting kit about on (From car to wherever)? Also, what should I look for? I need something that will be able to take 2 cylinders as well as all the other stuff. Easy to stow away in the car/shed is also important. Any suggestions much appreciated.

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Underwater explorers sell them.

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Sorry, meant to add £32. Found under new products.
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There is a shop near me that sells them, Gizmo has the same model (perhaps he could shed some light on the exact one ie pic) when he sees this.

Anyway, they are selling for the tidy sum of £13!
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amusing that dirdirect charge £32 when they are £28 in the UE shop.

cheapest ive found is 19.50 plus carriage 4.95
http://www.simaonlinewarehouse.com/e...c-f4c30d453744

anyone got any better links?
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Aldi have them in on a regular basis - £13

Got one last week - they are heavy duty ones which can take 90kg of weight.
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Folding sack truck, can be used upright or as a pull along trolley. £14.04 Machine Mart, one one the Brighton road out of Croydon.
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