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20/01/2010 at 6:58 pm #36366
porkyCould i have youre views on this product please as i could do with a new barrow.
These have two wheels and a bag which seems to appeal to me.
I was wondering what they are actually like to use when full ect as i like most anglers carry a bit too much tackle to bank. -
20/01/2010 at 7:03 pm #89959
AnonymousI have one and they are great for commercials where the ground is fairly flat but if where your walking is on a slope they are not so great as the two wheels makes it hard to balance,if all u do is fish commies then I would get 1 but if you use it on rivers and places where the ground is not very flat then get a barrow with 1 wheel
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20/01/2010 at 7:20 pm #89963
TF_craigmOne of the best things i’ve ever bought – twice. I had one then sold it when i got my new Milo box and barrow kit, but the barrow was c**p so i sold that and bought another Space shuttle. They are very easy to push with the wheels being set back under the box which makes it balance very well and feel nice and light.
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20/01/2010 at 7:44 pm #89970
TF_OneTrickI’ve had one for 4 months now and it’s been great. just a couple of things to watch out for;
1) regularly tighten ya nuts (oh – er) as they can tend to work loose
2) watch the wheels if you need to ‘drop’ the shuttle down any step – i managed to bust two wheels when i first had it. (Preston replaced without any fuss at all with just a phone call)Lovely to get to ya peg without holdalls and stink bags hanging around ya neck.
Go buy one.
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20/01/2010 at 8:02 pm #89975
TF_Johnny MacBest thing I ever bought, you can balance it with two fingers when fully laiden.
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20/01/2010 at 11:18 pm #90060
TF_OggyHad one for 6 months and its brilliant. Get your kit balanced right with the weight over the wheels and away you go.
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21/01/2010 at 2:07 am #90069
TF_gloves007uktop notch mate i have a space station to go with it (tell you what sod dragging that thing around on my arm)
best bit of kit i brought 2009 the weight is balanced even when you but your holdala on the foot plate and rest your rod bag over the topone thing i would invest in is a couple on bugees to to hold your rod bag down but i bet you all ready do that
hope thats helps you mate
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21/01/2010 at 7:28 am #90073
Andy GParticipantExcellent trolly. Can’t fault it. If you can, convert it to 4 wheels. This makes it even better.
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21/01/2010 at 6:37 pm #90213
porkyThank you for all youre replys.
I was thinking about getting one but after reading these comments i will be getting myself one. -
21/01/2010 at 6:48 pm #90219
TF_PaddyAs pointed out above Preston have sorted the wheel problem out. The newer wheel is blacker in colour than the original greyish colour one. When buying try and find a stockist that has just had them in, then you should get the newer wheels. I think the plastic is a different type?
I rang them (Preston) and they sent a new one out to my local tackle shop, great service when needed. -
21/01/2010 at 6:52 pm #90220
TF_AnthonywatersParticipantIt was the best buy of 2009 for me, see not all Prestons gear crap !
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21/01/2010 at 7:05 pm #90227
TF_mannymaggotBought one last year there not bad but i had to glue the plastic hand grips on as they kept coming off the arms of the trolley when going downhill and it was a pain keep having to re tighten every trip or two .Also when loaded up it was very easy to topple over when going over uneven ground.~think ~think ~think ~think ~think
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21/01/2010 at 7:20 pm #90232
TF_colin13846There could well be a second hand one for sale,less than a year old, in Ted Carters Preston.
Give Graham Carter a ring on 01772 253476
if interested.It was a friends who did’nt get on with it.
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