Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: oliver collins on April 16, 2011, 10:08:06 pm
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Hi guys
I was thinking of getting a super max carbon pole a 46ft one or bigger how do you rate them are they nice and light,do they wear well
Any feed back would be great thank you Oliver Collins Rise & Shine Cleaning
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I've got a 47ft Supermax and used if fully extended a couple of months ago for 5 hours solid and it brought me to my knees. Came home and bought a 46ft Superlight and it took an hour off the job. A Supermax is a great pole,but not for all day use.
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Incidently,the Supermax had taken two hours off of the same job i had been using a 45ft Carbon Brodex pole on
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so the sl2 took 3 hours off the same job with a brodex?
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2hrs ??? ::) ::)
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Brodex 7hrs, Supermax 5hrs,Superlight 4 hrs
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luther's posing he got
two quality poles ;D ;D ;D
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Brodex for sale £100
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no thanks ;D give you £100 for your wfp plate though :P ;D
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When i px the old girl for a new shape Transporter its yours! :)
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il have brodex for 100quid
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Have a Facelift c/f 44ft (2006) & Supermax-47 (2010) and the SM-47 is so much lighter than the Facelift but if I had to use it for extended periods of time I would look at the SL but I do like the telescopic use ...bit early to tell about wear & tear.
The SM is used for the odd job, say 3 times a month.
Cheers
Dave.
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il have brodex for 100quid
Its down to you Richy :)
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Just thinking would it be a real gem of a pole if you could buy a SL-X and then fit SL sections to the bottom? instead of having two poles?
Gardiners have always been great at looking forward...how's about it Alex? then when as section/part wears out you just order that part so in 10 years or so it'll still be the same pole but completely made of new parts ;D
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Brodex for sale £100
il take that pole of you mate, just getting my gear together would be a great help a secound hand pole even if its heavy let me no please colin6452@hotmail.com
cheers
colin.
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Hi
At the momment i have a xtel carbon pole 60 ft i think its about 7 kg it is fair too hevey to use for long,i have had it about 5 years and i never use the last section so was hoping to get somr thing light and within my price range.
I dont have many jobs that i use it for and only use it for about half an hour at a time, but it feels like my arm is going to drop off and i always get a bad back after using it
Any comments Oliver Rise & Shine Cleaning
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Hi Oliver.
The pole I was talking about the other day is the Gardiner Super-lite Extreme that they are due to launch shortly.
If you look on the Gardiner's website they have a teaser video on it.
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Product_Videos1.html
They aren't cheap but are very light and rigid.
Spruce
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Well done Alex ...that'll be on my next pole order...
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hi luther
if richy doesnt take you up on the pole ill have it mate moneys there waiting for you let me no either way please mate
cheers
colin.
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Cheers Colin,i'll let you know either way asap
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Just thinking would it be a real gem of a pole if you could buy a SL-X and then fit SL sections to the bottom? instead of having two poles?
Gardiners have always been great at looking forward...how's about it Alex? then when as section/part wears out you just order that part so in 10 years or so it'll still be the same pole but completely made of new parts ;D
i suggested this to Gardiners a few months back, i could of swore i heard something was breing brought out similar to whats been suggested as well, i think it would be a brilliant bit of kit as well
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Cheers Colin,i'll let you know either way asap
thanks luther