Favourite Washboy?

[LM]

Hi guys, my apprentice managed to loose the rollers of my washboy today and I was just about to order a new one tonight but as there's so many to choose from I thought I'd put it out there to see what the general consensus was on which one are your favourites. Any feed back would be appreciated

 

[Dave]

Can you get new rollers.?

 

[Bill]

Billy, he was the best.

 

[LM]

Not so easy over here Dave, not many good stockists around of replacement parts etc so I thought I'd just treat my self to a new one

 

[Italy]

raimondi
taken 2, small, light, ok for old tiler

 

[White Room]

Karl Dahm for me but haven't tried any others so may be a bit biased.

 

[J Sid]

raimondi
taken 2, small, light, ok for old tiler

View attachment 78330

Totally agree, by far the best I've used

 

[Dave]

Karl dahm... Or the Bal ones...

 

[LM]

This one looks good, would be handy if on a job with nowhere to dispose of residue

NEW MODEL !! Raimondi 'EASY' 10ltr / 2.7gal Tilers Wash Bucket Model no. RA244ADV

 

[Italy]

This one looks good, would be handy if on a job with nowhere to dispose of residue

NEW MODEL !! Raimondi 'EASY' 10ltr / 2.7gal Tilers Wash Bucket Model no. RA244ADV

bag used once ..........
not comfortable

 

[LM]

bag used once ..........
not comfortable

Thanks for your opinion Antonio, you reckon its not good then. I'll maybe go with Dave's option then

 

[Italy]

Thanks for your opinion Antonio, you reckon its not good then. I'll maybe go with Dave's option then

if you need bags.
I still have ten ahah

 

[Simons70]

bag used once ..........
not comfortable

This one looks good, would be handy if on a job with nowhere to dispose of residue

NEW MODEL !! Raimondi 'EASY' 10ltr / 2.7gal Tilers Wash Bucket Model no. RA244ADV

I have one,is not really god one.This is the best,I still use after 12 years!Battipav deluxe washboy

 

[Italy]

I have one,is not really god one.This is the best,I still use after 12 years!Battipav deluxe washboy

@Simons70
you have to give trade.
the UK you send in economic crisis
12 years without change washboy .ahahha

 

[Two-Trowels]

I just stick a black bin bag in mine, lift it out when you've finished, tie the top and put the bag over a drain, let it sit for a bit to let the grout residue settle and then pierce a small hole on the corner of the bag to let the water drain out.

I recently got a washboy from Selco for £20, it's way better made than I ever thought it would be at that price and tbh I would now certainly never pay the silly price some ask for a bucket on wheels!