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where to get a removal trolley
hullaballoo
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hi there
We are in Edinburgh and are looking for a removal trolley to help shift things like fridges and washing machines.
I know that costco had them for twenty quid a pop a couple of months back, but we missed the boat on that one.
I was thinking of trying big diy stores like homebase or B and Q.
If anyone has seen a reasonably priced one, please let me know as it would be a great help and save my poor old back.
with warmest wishes
H
We are in Edinburgh and are looking for a removal trolley to help shift things like fridges and washing machines.
I know that costco had them for twenty quid a pop a couple of months back, but we missed the boat on that one.
I was thinking of trying big diy stores like homebase or B and Q.
If anyone has seen a reasonably priced one, please let me know as it would be a great help and save my poor old back.
with warmest wishes
H
:A May you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you're dead. :rotfl:
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Do you have a shop caled "Machine Mart" near you? They do reasonable priced ones, also the mail order firm Screwfix direct would possibly have them.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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manh thanks thesaint, that was really useful. there is a machinemart in edinburgh which is really reasonably priced.
with warmest wishes
H:A May you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you're dead. :rotfl:0 -
Wickes had an excellent one recently, about £30 I seem to remember.
I very nearly got one just because it was a really good robustly constructed one for a very good price.
I didn't get one, but now you've reminded me......0 -
Couldn't resist it after you had reminded me!
Called in at Wickes whilst out and with Christmas money from 'the outlaws' I got one of the trolleys I mentioned above, £29.99.
Excellent piece of kit which is better than I even remembered it - it folds virtually flat, I think it's about 1" thick and maybe 18" wide by 2'6" high, but is full sized when clicked into place. A lot easier to store than my old, dearly departed, Black & Decker one especially as they only get used every now and again. But certainly up to the task of moving washing machines, freezers etc. Recommended.0
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