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Beyond Economical Repair?

Posted by: user350969 | Thu 25th Nov 2010 18:24 | Last Reply

Hello I have a simple manual trolly which has lost it's wheel (I've been told it's becuase I push the Trolly instead of pulling it).

I've tried googling for Trolley Repairs but all I get is Repairers for the posh Electric Trolleys.

Is this trying to tell me to send the Trolley to it's final resting place and get a new one or does anyone know of someone who can repair them reasonably? Guess if I can find someone who does spares I could probably repair it myself.

You can get cheap ones from Argos for around £20.00 but don't know how good they are but if it is going to cost that to fix my current one maybe that's the way to go?

re: Beyond Economical Repair?
user39020
Reply : Fri 26th Nov 2010 15:27

My Dunlop one cost me about £15 quid and has done 5 seasons so far...

re: Beyond Economical Repair?
user350969
Reply : Sun 28th Nov 2010 17:42

Thanks Steve R. and Steve H. for your comments.

Seems to make sense to just buy a new one from what you have both said so that's the route I'll take.


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