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  • #1

    Rive Trolley

    Got myself a Rive box ... anybody had problems with the Rive trolley system - I was advised not to get it as it apparently breaks easily...

    Anybody else got a Rive and using a different trolley? Just want to find out what is going to be the best trolley to go with it.
    Simon Young
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    Talk Angling UK fishing chat and tackle
    web design Doncaster - Limitless Digital
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    The most matchanglers using rive boxes at home , but you do not see very often the rive trolley. they all use very big plattforms , 80 x 100 cm , with one or two wheels on it . I think they look like the barrow plattforms .

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    • #3
      I have a rive and a trolley system as well to go with it. Personally i cant fault the system myself and pack tonnes of gear on to it every week and never had a problem with it. However i know a couple of people who have and being in the situation where you have got a box but no trolley then i would say that a penrose xxl barrow would be your best best as it doubles up as a large platform also and is about £30 cheaper than the rive trolley. Best place to get one would have to be the penrose direct website as you can pick one up including delivery for £95 (Penrose Direct - Online Angling Equipment Shop)

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      • #4
        I have modified my Boss trolley and it does the job a treat.

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        • #5
          Simon,
          Go for the Penrose XXL barrow platform. I have had one about a month now and it's a great piece of kit, both as a barrow and as a platform. The standard 26inch legs are great for most of the river venues I fish, although I will get a longer set for when I want to wade on the Kennet. It is well engineered and should last years. Plus you can get all manner of add-ons if you so wish.

          The only "problem" I have is that my Brilo box is not big enough to fill it up, unlike a Rive box! Oh and you need a car with a BIG boot. I hear that the future XXXL version comes complete with tow hitch and tail lights!

          Stu
          A Southerner, lost in the Midlands. ;)

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          • #6
            Right chaps thanks for the advice - Penrose it is!
            Simon Young
            Admin
            Talk Angling UK fishing chat and tackle
            web design Doncaster - Limitless Digital

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            • #7
              Stu,thats a good idea


              I hear that the future XXXL version comes complete with tow hitch and tail lights!

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              • #8
                Had me one of the cheaper ones today (well two to be exact) one each for me and the wife + a couple of shakky Quba carryalls and stink bags got a few bob knocked off

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