WANTED 3 Wheel Trolley Push or Electric

[stef92]

Hi

I have had another accident on the golf course, first my 4 iron, and now my trolley! But unfortunately the trolley will cost more than £27 to fix… In fact I just left it by a bin on the course and lugged my enormous bag for the rest of the round!

So, does anyone have a spare 3 wheel trolley around?

If it was a push/pull I would perhaps go up to around £40ish, but obviously if it is electric and in working order a good deal more, however having already forked out for the re shaft, plus a round at Beau Desert coming up, a pre-booked society meet at Birkdale and a ten day trip up to Scotland to the Open/golf, I am a little limited on free cash…!

However, any advice on what's hot and not would be equally appreciated, as much as a trolley, as to be honest I know nothing about trolleys etc.

Many Thanks

 

[Golfmmad]

The best push trolley I've seen is the clicgear push cart.
I have an electric trolley but if in the market I'd definitely buy a clicgear. One of the guys at my course has one - great piece of kit.

I don't have a link but just google, "clicgear".

Good luck,

Golfmmad.

 

[RGDave]

How about we go for a few beers, I'll bust my other ankle, you can lend me £300 for a motokaddy S1 and I'll give you my 3 wheeler and pay you £30 per month + interest until we are quits.

I am trying to find one for you....but it's not easy.

 

[MizunoGreyhound]

I bought one of these July/August last year after a car crash just to get back on the course.

http://www.protrolley.com/pages-main/category-52_55/remote-trolleys-gt300-remote.html

I`m back carrying again now as it is far easier walking through the undergrowth that way than trying to persuade a trolley to not get stuck

My trolley now just sits gathering dust in the corner. Could be tempted to part with it.

 

[stef92]

PM'd

 

[stef92]

Unfortunately MizunoGreyhound's offer didn't work out, any others?