mrfreeze
Last active 490 days ago
Profile picture
Activity
- Posts
- 199
- Registered
- 23 Apr 2012 16:03
- Last posted
- 22 May 2024 20:26
Contact details
- Name
- a***** j******
- Location
- west midlands, United Kingdom
Last posts from this user
Forum / Thread
Post
Date/Time
Forum: Tackle
22 May 2024
@ 8:26pm
@ 8:26pm
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Barrow Buddies on YouTube.
I have set of swivel wheels on mine and a few others on my syndicate have them.
Total game changer in my opinion
Have a look at Barrow Buddies on YouTube.
I have set of swivel wheels on mine and a few others on my syndicate have them.
Total game changer in my opinion
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Carp Porter Rear Swivel Wheels
2 Aug 2023
@ 8:47pm
@ 8:47pm
In reply to Post #1
Yes I have a pair on mine.
They are brilliant. They handle wet grass,rough paths and mud.
On our lake the path is quite narrow between the bivvy and the rods so steering around them is really easy.
They also help with stability.
Yes I have a pair on mine.
They are brilliant. They handle wet grass,rough paths and mud.
On our lake the path is quite narrow between the bivvy and the rods so steering around them is really easy.
They also help with stability.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Barrow rear wheels
28 May 2023
@ 6:01am
@ 6:01am
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Barrow Buddies on face ache and YouTube
Have a look at Barrow Buddies on face ache and YouTube
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power pack for a CPAP machine
5 Feb 2023
@ 2:57pm
@ 2:57pm
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at ecoflow power stations
They aren't cheep but they do come highly recommended from camper van users, boaters and campers.
Have a look at ecoflow power stations
They aren't cheep but they do come highly recommended from camper van users, boaters and campers.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Original Century NG
26 Nov 2022
@ 8:13pm
@ 8:13pm
In reply to Post #6
I had mine done by Caine Plumb down in Norfolk. I think I paid about £100 a rod
I had mine done by Caine Plumb down in Norfolk. I think I paid about £100 a rod
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Original Century NG
26 Nov 2022
@ 6:58pm
@ 6:58pm
In reply to Post #1
I had the same problem with mine. After trying to wax and polish I decided to bite the bullet and had them rebuilt. It was well worth doing as they are a fantastic rod
I had the same problem with mine. After trying to wax and polish I decided to bite the bullet and had them rebuilt. It was well worth doing as they are a fantastic rod
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter problems ??
7 Aug 2022
@ 9:09pm
@ 9:09pm
In reply to Post #18
There is a guy who has just started a you tube channel.
Dean Ward at Barrow Buddies
There is a guy who has just started a you tube channel.
Dean Ward at Barrow Buddies
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Lake beds full of lead
3 Jun 2022
@ 2:49pm
@ 2:49pm
In reply to Post #1
I can understand where you're coming from because I'm also concerned about the amount of Salt that gets used. It must have some sort knock on effect later
I can understand where you're coming from because I'm also concerned about the amount of Salt that gets used. It must have some sort knock on effect later
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman stove
5 Aug 2021
@ 1:13pm
@ 1:13pm
In reply to Post #3
I use Aspen T4 as well. Great to use and lasts a long time without going off. Burns really clean and 5 ltrs seems to last quite a few sessions.
I use Aspen T4 as well. Great to use and lasts a long time without going off. Burns really clean and 5 ltrs seems to last quite a few sessions.