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Recommend decent sack trucks for moving very heavy plant pots.

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  • 14-05-2021 12:32pm
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    The Continental Op
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    The handes just broke off our well rusted 30 year old sack trucks and I'm looking for a replacement. They were second hand when I got them and have been welded up in the past so they really have had it.

    The problem is they will get abuse and will be left out in a damp shed so I'm looking for something with a decent amount of metal in it to start with. Also want sold unpuncturable wheels.

    Have had steel sack trucks from B&Q and they were rubbish tyres always flat when you needed them and quickly rusted out and fell to bits.

    I'm looking on Amazon atm and spotting any that have a bit of strength to them is proving tricky.

    Wake me up when it's all over.



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    SouthWesterly
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    Aldi and lidl have them occasionally


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    The Continental Op
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    SouthWesterly wrote: »
    Aldi and lidl have them occasionally

    I was looking for something more substantial. The problem is from a photograph online its hard to tell how solid and heavy a set of trucks really are.

    Wake me up when it's all over.



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    Hocus Focus
    Registered Users Posts: 754 ✭✭✭Hocus Focus


    The Continental Op wrote: »
    I was looking for something more substantial. The problem is from a photograph online its hard to tell how solid and heavy a set of trucks really are.
    When buying at something offered on line, you will be given more than just a photograph.You can usually go into the Specifications page or the Delivery one and find out the weight and dimensions. If you still have your existing one you can make a comparison.
    (Unlike my wife, who buys all sorts of thing with a blithe disregard for such details:))


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    looksee
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    Are you still looking for sack trucks? Morris's in Waterford, if that's anyway handy for you, have a couple of styles of mighty looking sack trucks with big wheels.


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    The Continental Op
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    Got to go in for NCT next Friday will give them a look over then.

    Wake me up when it's all over.



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    49801
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    Coop superstore have them from time to time


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