cheap trolleys in aldi

[GedsJeep]

started off at £49:99

£19:99

[Jamesrl]

Surely a good investment for y'self there Ged, there are times I think you're off the one you've got.

[Rossey]

How much weight can these take?

[GedsJeep]

IIRC, 120k.

ill check next time i go in.








up yours james 

[Jamesrl]

up yours james 

Now now, play nicely or I'll get you sent back to the other Jim.

Anyway, up my what?

[GedsJeep]

Now now, play nicely or I'll get you sent back to the other Jim.

there aint enough of you to try......

Anyway, up my what?

thought you were a real man, now you want the instruction manual?

sheesh.

[Jamesrl]

Now now, play nicely or I'll get you sent back to the other Jim.

there aint enough of you to try......

Anyway, up my what?

thought you were a real man, now you want the instruction manual?

sheesh.

I've never needed one but your post implies that YOU have or you wouldn't be able to offer it to me.

[Tony]

Come now gents, be polite!

I bought a trolley from Aldi a while back (folding ally one) and it has been great, though it has a flat rather than curved back, so drums need support to stop them rolling off the sides in transit.  Though I use a manky old one with air-inflated tyres to move 60kg drums across the lawn (I think little plastic wheels would dig in).

[Jamesrl]

Come now gents, be polite!

We are, anyway 'e started it not me, 'onest on me baby's 'ead gov 'onest 'e started it.

I'm gonna 'ave a word wiv Julians mum, she'll sort it for me.

[GedsJeep]

god help him when we do get impolite........
 

[Jamesrl]

I was thinking, as I got my trolley out of the garage, if you get an Aldi barrow and strap it on y'back you could use it in emergencies just like a parachute.

For the odd occasion that you fly off the handle you'd have a spare to grab hold off, good idea yeh?