[bazzais]

Lamo's can be pretty expensive, but only cos the aftersales you get.  Good family run business.

Am I right in thinking your near mid/west wales - Llandissilio'ish?

If you want something for carrying water you gota have something pretty heafty (everyones right on that!) - a couple of chuggs on the back of a light quad on a slope and it takes a bit of getting used too, you'll get a pretty good quad for £1500 no probs.

Baz

[Moleskins]

First thing to do is see if you can get insurance, you say you're going up the road so will need it.
I bought my quad then tried to get it insured, nobody but nobody would touch me, eventually got some
through the NFU but then more or less only as a favour from them.
12 months later I sold it when the insurance had gone up not down as expected, it had used gallons of petrol at 25 mpg and gone through as set of tyres.
My advice ........... tractor every time.

[robert waddell]

well insurance   it will be expensive because they are the most stolen item (i know somebody that has had his third bike stolen)
 i don't get 25 mpg  about half of that
yes they are sore on rear tyres because the diff is solid
they are light nimble have very low ground pressure easier to get on and off than a tractor  every tool has its position    you would not use a claw hammer to  chap stobs in 

[Moleskins]

   you would not use a claw hammer to  chap stobs in 

We're eye to eye on a lot of things Robert but that went straight over my head