Currently this technology is used in small flashlights you see advertised on television that you shake and they light, but you never need batteries.

@mathewdrey wrote:

Currently this technology is used in small flashlights you see advertised on television that you shake and they light, but you never need batteries.

Quite simple really my box goes on first at the front end where the adjustable clamps are. Buckets/ bait coller bags clothing etc in the carrying bag under the handles, Carryall in between, with pole rollers etc slotted between the box and carryall or carryall and handles. Rods across the top resting on box and just onto handles securely fastened with bungees over the tops and hooked on trolley (on the wheel nuts). Hope this helps 🙂

I use a 2 wheel Preston shuttle and I cant fault it, I pack it with tackle, big milo box, carryall 2 nets & 2 rod bags and Ive given it some right abuse , everytime I go fishing it does a mile round trip with all that kit on, the trolley itself lives outside under my caravan, i keep all the nuts etc blathered in WD40, the only signs of wear are the wheel arms are spraining a bit and i only mean a bit and the bag is worn, its a damn good trolley, ive had a few trollies and wheel kits and they dont measure upto the Preston, next One I get will be the 4 wheel version, im interested to hear anyones comments who are experiencing difficulties with the 4 wheeled versions ?

ive had the four wheel for just over a year.like everyone else i carry far too mutch stuff to my peg ( just in case)milo box, pole rollers,nets ,carryall,bait bags,etc etc and it takes it all easily.Dont need to pick it up just push it along,i wouldnt be without it now.i dont take it on rivers if there are more than one fence or gates to get over as it is too heavy to lift when fully loaded.Its also better when the banks are reasonably flat .There is a wheel extension which can be bought on e-bay which makes the front wheels spread further apart to help with stability which i reckon i’m gonna get to make it even easier to push on rougher ground.

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I have just got the two wheeler converted to a four wheeler and it’s superb rock solid all the gear fits on and it’s so easy to push around especially in my extension! great on a commercial just can’t wait to try it out :rolleyes: , I must admit having purchased it I have yet to use it, the last couple of times I have fished I have carried my gear to the peg it’ been that close

Converted my two wheeler to a four wheeler three years ago no major problems one weld broke but got it welded up .has turned on its side once because its a bit top heavy espcesialy with the amount of kit i carry 3 rollers seatbox carry all 2 buckets cool bag net bag 9 tube holdall and ready rod holdall

i have a maver barrow. last year i walked to my peg untill lake 2 at makins 2 trips in the sun didnt feel like fishing when i got there, never walking carrying my kit again granted i only started fishing last year and didnt have that much but i have a lot more now so i would tell anyone to get something rather than walk.

Yes I’ve seen it. I usually use rechargeable batteries in flashlights but now I want to use some solar flashlights those don’t need any batteries.

Yes I’ve seen it. I usually use rechargeable batteries in flashlights but now I want to use some solar flashlights those don’t need any batteries.