In reply to Post #30
Wow quality those Gerry
Have emailed Global as I would like a set of these beauties on my MK2 Prestige.
Didn't know they did em.....Prestige ones never in stock for long and these look wayyyyyyy better quality
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Wow quality those Gerry
Have emailed Global as I would like a set of these beauties on my MK2 Prestige.
Didn't know they did em.....Prestige ones never in stock for long and these look wayyyyyyy better quality
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In reply to Post #30
Thanks for this post. I didn't know such a thing existed. I have ordered a pair.
Thanks for this post. I didn't know such a thing existed. I have ordered a pair.
In reply to Post #12
A great aid to get you to the swim, however how do you deal with a fish, playing and landing it with spinal damage? Sounds pretty horrific!
A great aid to get you to the swim, however how do you deal with a fish, playing and landing it with spinal damage? Sounds pretty horrific!
In reply to Post #30
Fair play they do look good.
Fair play they do look good.
In reply to Post #31
Rear wheel conversion for the Carp Porter MK2. (with adjustable rear legs)
This kit contains a pair of chunky 13" rear wheels with off-road tread pattern.
Featuring a stainless steel pin to hold the weight of the barrow, and prevent the legs slipping down.
Multiple fixing points for the pin allow you to set the desired height.
Designed to slide inside the original rear legs of your barrow.
Easy to fit, simply remove the existing internal tubes that hold the plastic mud feet. Then insert these new legs and set the pin to the desired height. Tighten the thumbscrew to prevent the wheels sliding out when you lift the barrow.
**If you have a mk2 barrow with fixed feet and not adjustable rear legs, please contact us for an alternative kit to fit your barrow.**
WHEELS LINKY POO
Rear wheel conversion for the Carp Porter MK2. (with adjustable rear legs)
This kit contains a pair of chunky 13" rear wheels with off-road tread pattern.
Featuring a stainless steel pin to hold the weight of the barrow, and prevent the legs slipping down.
Multiple fixing points for the pin allow you to set the desired height.
Designed to slide inside the original rear legs of your barrow.
Easy to fit, simply remove the existing internal tubes that hold the plastic mud feet. Then insert these new legs and set the pin to the desired height. Tighten the thumbscrew to prevent the wheels sliding out when you lift the barrow.
**If you have a mk2 barrow with fixed feet and not adjustable rear legs, please contact us for an alternative kit to fit your barrow.**
WHEELS LINKY POO
I can also recommend Global Angling Products conversions. Powered my Mk4S, and as Gerry said, 15-30 mins to fit.
Had a battery problem, quick call to GAP, described the problem, and another is in the post - excellent customer service. You never know how good a company is until you have an issue
Had a battery problem, quick call to GAP, described the problem, and another is in the post - excellent customer service. You never know how good a company is until you have an issue
In reply to Post #35
Oh perfect, thanks for that Gerry. I have been waiting since before Christmas for the Carp Porter wheels and they're still out of stock.
I will get the GAP ones ordered now!
Oh perfect, thanks for that Gerry. I have been waiting since before Christmas for the Carp Porter wheels and they're still out of stock.
I will get the GAP ones ordered now!
In reply to Post #37
I think these wheels are the best I have seen and the price is really good too
I have seen the lightweight wheels some people use but they are plagued with punctures because the tyres are so thin
these are in a different league
I think these wheels are the best I have seen and the price is really good too
I have seen the lightweight wheels some people use but they are plagued with punctures because the tyres are so thin
these are in a different league
In reply to Post #36
That's the key, every product/company can have a problem, it's how it's dealt with is what separates the good from the bad
That's the key, every product/company can have a problem, it's how it's dealt with is what separates the good from the bad