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Barrows.......... (18 posts / 1,659 views)
Belch Belch
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Post #16 2 Jul 2022 12:08
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In reply to Post #1
My kit list is pretty much the same if not more than yours and I can easily get it on a Nash Trax Metro Power barrow and with more crap stuffed in the under-barrow bags - I've got into the habit of carrying my rod sleeve over my shoulder but only because some of the paths on my lake are narrow and the extension of the rods at the front can get hooked up in the bushes . . .
g4fne g4fne
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Post #17 2 Jul 2022 14:36
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In reply to Post #13
I forgit to mention im here for a week,

Surely if there for a week - 2 trips to the swim is worth it?.

The biggest barrow i have had is the Triporter Big Boy ... Was just too big and bulky for me. As much as rear wheels sounds like a good idea they really dont work unless on a flat tarmac path (ive tried various 3 wheel barrows) as you are forever fighting the direction. Not to mention it weighs a bloody ton on its own
sundance sundance
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Post #18 2 Jul 2022 17:02
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In reply to Post #17
Agreed. If I was doing a week in this country. Hell, when I was doing
Any more than 4 days I sort of expected and didnt mind two trips. However
I would break it up. Half the food and drink and power-packs
Water etc would stay in the van. Maybe along with
Overwraps or bedchair covers etc. Then if I need them I can pick them up in a day or two when I get the food and drink.
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