Trolley

[mynameisearl]

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

Edited May 2, 2009 by mynameisearl

[SamIrvs]

£13 sack trolley from B&Q - no need to look anywhere else!

LINKY

[r0cky]

Make sure you pump up the tyres on the B&Q sack truck before you use it. Saw one someone had abandoned at the rocky path towards PGB last year due to this.

[HotChipWillBreakYourLegs]

I used one of these last year and it took all the punishment i threw at it - even tho I clearly overloaded it (2 X 24 crates of beer, large rucksack, fold away chair + double airbed). The only problem I had was the beer crates splitting and spilling cans everywhere. I would recommend travelling a bit lighter if you're going to use one of these. Oh and I saw people had wrapped their stuff on the trolley with industrial clingfilm which is a great idea.

[kevin0410]

this is our glasto trolley

search ebay for handys large trolley, they are going for around £70 posted

[a robot]

sweet william:

[Mmmm Beer]

Try filling one of these babies with all your gear

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/rucksacks/ortl...9l/COREPUEGOK34.

and strap it ontp your sack barrow with some of these

Linky

works for me and you can use it again and again.

[r0cky]

I use a couple of ~100L holdalls and secure everything in place on my B&Q sack truck with those ratchet tie-down straps. Everything is very secure, no movement, nothing wobbles over the bumps.

I put all my alcohol, orange juice, water at the bottom on a couple of shelves of wood - clingfilm wrapped.

[cejx]

I'm selling my trolley on ebay.

170333479551 is the item number. worked for me for years...

[chillax]

I'm selling my trolley on ebay.

170333479551 is the item number. worked for me for years...

[david3103]

Check ebay/google for 'Garden Cart' four wheels, steerable front axis

then check out the Really Useful Box co for boxes - carry gear in the boxes, then use an emptied one as a clthes store - guaranteed dryness whatever the weather