Trolley

[xxtinkerbellxx]

i bought a foldable trolley from homebase for 20 squid. used it at vfest in staffs, packed way to much stuff on it and nearly had a heart attack after about 30mins! worked awesome downhill, but any slight incline your stuffed. had to drag mine back through the mud at v as the wheels got clogged up mud and all kinds of crap. lets face it if your gonna bring loads of stuff like me, your gonna struggle with it whether you carry it or wheel it.

[dai666]

I work at homebase and that one is pants! I tested all our trolleys out to see which one could carry more booze and i broke that one by putting bags of compost in it lol

[Derby_Dave]

I got fishing wheelbarow for last year and it was brilliant. It's like this one - but cheaper from Argos.

I'm thinking of pimping it next year with these babies -

they look they business.

Actually if anybody's got unlimited funds the website that they're from produces some quality goods -

Humpalumpa , stuff designed with surfers, fishermen in mind IE can go over any terrain including wet sand.

[Laura_Babs]

B&Q - red sack trolley - £!2.99. I got it this year, it's perfect. It has pneumatic tyres and is very sturdy. Friend got the more expensive green one at the but the tyres on it weren't any good and it kept toppling over.

[xxtinkerbellxx]

just thought i would let u all no homebase are selling 8 bunjee strap things for £2 at the mo which is a bargain!

[port]

if your worried abour room check out this............... on auction 260310241411

[Binky]

i have a 250kg capacity sack trolley with pnuematic tyres which when the ground gets really bogey you just let a bit of air out for better grip

also living by the seaside i have picked up some lost overboard fish boxes which are really easy to strap on and fill up and make a great seat as well

[Halfbaked79]

B&Q for under £20 . It managed to carry a large 4 man tent, 2 x crates of beer and 2 x boxes of wine .

on solid rocky ground at Glastonbury this year. then a totally different terrain across a very muddy V festival later on and it still looking good for next year in the back of my car.

[Neville Street]

B&Q cheap red one did us fine for 2007 then got broken by a person we lent it to at BDs 2007. Bought a very sturdy folding one from Trago Mills for Glasto this year (and I completely agree with the folding = flimsy in general comments) and it is great, did loads of trips at Glasto as we did two each way and lent it to various others, used it at various other events, only problem with it is relatively narrow track (space between wheels) so if it is at all top heavy it can topple. But overall it was superb.

[r0cky]

Do a search on the forum, there's a huge trolley thread from last year covering everything in detail and with lots of pictures.

[xxtinkerbellxx]

that b and q one is £10 now!

[MikeyB37]

Was it one of these?

off my trolley

The Great Glasto Best Trolley Thread...

[miss_bunbury]

Be this the B&Q truck everyone has put their trust in?

http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/product/pro...productId=62362

If it is they've hiked the price right up!

Have to find a more practical way to carry the heavy stuff this year 'cos I've been on crutches for a bit now and I think my knee will still be pretty weak come June, so probably not a good plan to carry everything on my back

Still a good excuse to get girly and have Mr. B to lug a bit more

[r0cky]

Be this the B&Q truck everyone has put their trust in?

http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/product/pro...productId=62362

Edited March 13, 2009 by r0cky

[miss_bunbury]

Thanks R0cky!

That'll be me keeping both my kneecaps fimly where they belong on the walk pitch

[grumpyhack]

B&Q - red sack trolley - £!2.99. I got it this year, it's perfect. It has pneumatic tyres and is very sturdy. Friend got the more expensive green one at the but the tyres on it weren't any good and it kept toppling over.

[pezzypops]

Be this the B&Q truck everyone has put their trust in?

http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/product/pro...productId=62362

[grumpyhack]

no, its this one

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?acti...p;isSearch=true

[Oily Joe]

Just bought mine at £20.69 from Macro. It's got big wheels and seems very strong

TTFN

Oile Joe

[beermonster_c]

Bump - could help some of us looking for trolleys

[Kyelo]

I've been using a fold away trolley, similar to the one below for 9 festivals now. It's still going strong even though it's been through knee high mud, flood water and all that sh*t. It has had upto 5X18 crates on it also, mine cost £30. Just search 'fold away trolley' intae google and you'll find them.....

[mandypants]

I've been using a fold away trolley, similar to the one below for 9 festivals now. It's still going strong even though it's been through knee high mud, flood water and all that sh*t. It has had upto 5X18 crates on it also, mine cost £30. Just search 'fold away trolley' intae google and you'll find them.....

[mynameisearl]

Get yourself a B&Q trolley.

[mandypants]

Irn Bru? But isn't that.... *gasp* ..... NON-ALCOHOLIC???

[Mellon collie]

Get yourself a B&Q trolley.