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  BensBotanics April 23, 2013 at 7:11pm

  Bought a Rolson Tools one a while ago. It's a good wheel, although it's not the most resilient to knocks etc, so always transport it carefully in my van.
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  Stuart Land-Scape.co.uk April 23, 2013 at 7:18pm

  got one of those also. it's alright, although the stanley i had was a lot better - but for the amount i use it, it's more than fine. and the light is useful as well
  
  BensBotanics said:

  Bought a Rolson Tools one a while ago. It's a good wheel, although it's not the most resilient to knocks etc, so always transport it carefully in my van.
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  Robbie April 23, 2013 at 7:19pm

  I use the Roto-Sure 1000. Been using it for 2 years now with no problems at all. It is always in the van getting kicked about, you never know when someone will ask you to do a quote ;)

  

  Had a draper one before, got 1 summer out of it and it fell to bits.
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  mark harris April 23, 2013 at 8:02pm

  ROTOSHURE are by far the best, i have been using one for 4 years no no problem, i have got 1 brand new one in its case for £65 delivered if your interested
  trumetre are good but not as robust as the rotoshure
  rolson would not even be worth talking about total cheap rubbish

  Just a note i sell quality hand tools as a side line to my paving buisness
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  Lawnman April 23, 2013 at 8:12pm

  Same here, it lives in the van and is entering its third season. Fairly certain I got it from Toolstation.
  For cheap rubbish it seems to be doing all right for me.
  
  
  Stuart Diprose said:

  got one of those also. it's alright, although the stanley i had was a lot better - but for the amount i use it, it's more than fine. and the light is useful as well
  
  BensBotanics said:

  Bought a Rolson Tools one a while ago. It's a good wheel, although it's not the most resilient to knocks etc, so always transport it carefully in my van.