Thanks great video , thinking of buying soon 🎣👍

@AnAverageAngler

11 күн бұрын

@@denishartigan5799 Glad you you found it helpful 👍🏻

Nice review - I've had mine 3yrs and its bullet proof . . . the battery clips / wires are a bit feeble so as you say you need to be careful with these - I've also tippexed the connection from thumb controller to main unit to make it easier to push together as the pins can be easy to bend. Never use the rear legs as find them more of a hinderance on my water - have bought the additional front and rear panniers so I can lug more gear I dont need!

@AnAverageAngler

2 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t be without it now 👍🏻

Good review,learnt some thing here...😊

@AnAverageAngler

2 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! 👍🏻

Excellent review and tips! I'm seriously considering one. Whats the difference with yours and the one with the side rails...think its the Evo model? There was a few comments about the Nash barrows "only" being 150w power...hows it on hills? Thanks.

@AnAverageAngler

Ай бұрын

Hi, glad it’s helpful. The only difference is in theory with the side you don’t need to use straps. Since I’ve had it I’ve fished 2 waters with very step hills, and never had a problem (it helps if you give it a slight push as well up big hills).

@zebedeevlogs32

Ай бұрын

Thanks! How do you charge the battery if you keep the wires connected?

@AnAverageAngler

Ай бұрын

@@zebedeevlogs32 Hi, I disconnect the battery connectors to charge it (probably every 6 fishing trip), but that’s the only time (it’s in the video at 2 mins 14 seconds). Thanks for watching

I've got the same Barrow i find when ive got the rear wheels on im constantly fighting with it as it wants to steer to the right all the time

@AnAverageAngler

Ай бұрын

That’s interesting as someone else mentioned that to me the other day? The only time I’ve had that happen is on uneven ground when the barrow wants to follow the drop, so you need to left that wheel for a bit. Sorry I can’t help with a solution