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I also didn't fancy getting an aliexpress power wheel barrow from Nash, Solar or Fox and got a power porter extreme, yes, their expensive but worth it.
Fellas pay nearly £1k on a trakker bivvy, £1k+ on a set of reals, £1200+ or jus three rods so the barrow isn't that bad imo.
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In reply to Post #1
TBH. This is why I bought a Carp Porter...At least it has a gearbox etc which is unique.
Not saying they are any better/worse, but it seems all the other manufacturers are just using the Chinese "L-Faster" hub motor setup (Nash, Solar etc) and charging a grand for the privilege.
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In reply to Post #1
And the solar sp tech mk2 power barrow which is a £1000 and it don’t even come with batteries their extra cost to buy
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Its the same as the latest bivvys which seem £600+
Too be fair I've not seen a power barrow that comes straight out of the factory that will out preform a barrow conversion kit.
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In reply to Post #1
Is s it really that much of a stretch price wise, and you have to include labour to fit. I'd imagine they'd be looking to make 100% mark up on cost, factor in the shops slice and it could be worse imo.
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In reply to Post #1
Bag of sand. For that kind of money I'd want to road tax it and drive it to the lake...  
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It seems this is the latest con for carp tax and probably price fixing. I cannot understand how all manufactures seem to-price an electric power barrow at £1k . When a wheel etc on Ali express is £100+ £200 for a barrow and say £200 for a top of the range battery. It’s a joke TBH.
It’s nothing new with the carp tax I know but this seems extreme.
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