In reply to Post #30
Yes I always use the rear wheels. Once I realised I had to load it differently, it is an absolute dream and I wonder why I ever pushed a barrow before. I've got some long walks on my lakes and some steep hills but it's coped well with it all and makes life a hell of a lot easier. My only problem is that I take way more than what I need just because i can
Yes I always use the rear wheels. Once I realised I had to load it differently, it is an absolute dream and I wonder why I ever pushed a barrow before. I've got some long walks on my lakes and some steep hills but it's coped well with it all and makes life a hell of a lot easier. My only problem is that I take way more than what I need just because i can
In reply to Post #5
thats what I do with my Nash barrow.i leave front wheel on though and just remove the handle bar..I don't even remove the battery..I then just cover the whole lot up..
thats what I do with my Nash barrow.i leave front wheel on though and just remove the handle bar..I don't even remove the battery..I then just cover the whole lot up..
You lads that's breaking the barrow down. What you using for a front wheel bag I have found tha a Christmas tree storage bag will hold the frame Only a tenner off eBay
In reply to Post #34
ha ha, I think you sent me that when I was thinking of getting one, I'm so bored I've done one myself now
Power Porter with 1 Finger
ha ha, I think you sent me that when I was thinking of getting one, I'm so bored I've done one myself now
Power Porter with 1 Finger
In reply to Post #35
ha yeah its getting to me too I need to learn how to do a link myself lol
ha yeah its getting to me too I need to learn how to do a link myself lol
In reply to Post #36
ha ha, that can be your next project.
ha ha, that can be your next project.
In reply to Post #1
Battery out takes a minute, take all wheels off another minute. Folds flat and put wheels in footwells.
Battery out takes a minute, take all wheels off another minute. Folds flat and put wheels in footwells.
In reply to Post #1
I might be selling my MK6 if you are interested
They do pack down easily, mate of mine gets his and all his tackle in a Mondeo
I might be selling my MK6 if you are interested
They do pack down easily, mate of mine gets his and all his tackle in a Mondeo
I get my mk7 plus all my kit in a kia ceed.
Does anyone know or could measure the dimensions of the mk7 frame when packed down, particularly interested in length and width of folded frame with handles removed?
In reply to Post #41
Assuming it's the same frame as the Mk6, just checked and its about 112cm long and 72cm wide, that's including how the sides stick out from the frame and the legs folded down, that without the rear wheels on just the normal legs
Assuming it's the same frame as the Mk6, just checked and its about 112cm long and 72cm wide, that's including how the sides stick out from the frame and the legs folded down, that without the rear wheels on just the normal legs
In reply to Post #42
Thanks, i have a golf estate and wondered if it will fit length ways in the width of the boot like my nash barrow does . That way everything is loaded in car then barrow at the back with rods on top. I will measure boot and existing barrow later.
Otherwise it would have to go flat in boot wheel off then everything else on top.
Thanks, i have a golf estate and wondered if it will fit length ways in the width of the boot like my nash barrow does . That way everything is loaded in car then barrow at the back with rods on top. I will measure boot and existing barrow later.
Otherwise it would have to go flat in boot wheel off then everything else on top.