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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bobplum on May 13, 2011, 08:10:54 pm
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you extend them
add a section on if so how? etc etc
cheers bob
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fith section of an unger telepole fits on if you remove the handle ;)
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I have just wrote a long piece to extend a Harris pole and deleted the lot by accident. I will redo it tomorrow.
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cheers
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How to extend a Harris pole: Purchase a second pole . The pole has 3 sections thin top middle and the thick end with the rubber cap or handles. Remove this rubber end stop on the thick pole, Fully extend the middle pole from the thickest pole. Now cut the middle pole 10 inches from the thick end pole with a plumber’s pipe cutter. Push this 10 inch section through the thick pole so its comes out of the bottom of the thick pole. This 10 inch peace has a grey stop on end. This piece will now fit into your existing Harris pole bottom end by 4 inches and with the stop going in first. I use electrical tape and epoxy glue to secure it in. This can also have be pop riveted
The 6 inch section protruding out of the Harris pole can now be inserted into the thick end pole of the pole you purchased, I have added two pieces onto the bottom of my Harris pole. The 2 top and middle section can make a nice short pole I cut my one down to 4 foot in total. When using this extended pole do not lift it fully assemble, but add the extensions as you have the pole up in the air.If you do not grasp it all just ask.
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How to extend a Harris pole: Purchase a second pole . The pole has 3 sections thin top middle and the thick end with the rubber cap or handles. Remove this rubber end stop on the thick pole, Fully extend the middle pole from the thickest pole. Now cut the middle pole 10 inches from the thick end pole with a plumber’s pipe cutter. Push this 10 inch section through the thick pole so its comes out of the bottom of the thick pole. This 10 inch peace has a grey stop on end. This piece will now fit into your existing Harris pole bottom end by 4 inches and with the stop going in first. I use electrical tape and epoxy glue to secure it in. This can also have be pop riveted
The 6 inch section protruding out of the Harris pole can now be inserted into the thick end pole of the pole you purchased, I have added two pieces onto the bottom of my Harris pole. The 2 top and middle section can make a nice short pole I cut my one down to 4 foot in total. When using this extended pole do not lift it fully assemble, but add the extensions as you have the pole up in the air.If you do not grasp it all just ask.
will give it a go tomorrow will let you know how i get on
bob
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How to extend a Harris pole: Purchase a second pole . The pole has 3 sections thin top middle and the thick end with the rubber cap or handles. Remove this rubber end stop on the thick pole, Fully extend the middle pole from the thickest pole. Now cut the middle pole 10 inches from the thick end pole with a plumber’s pipe cutter. Push this 10 inch section through the thick pole so its comes out of the bottom of the thick pole. This 10 inch peace has a grey stop on end. This piece will now fit into your existing Harris pole bottom end by 4 inches and with the stop going in first. I use electrical tape and epoxy glue to secure it in. This can also have be pop riveted
The 6 inch section protruding out of the Harris pole can now be inserted into the thick end pole of the pole you purchased, I have added two pieces onto the bottom of my Harris pole. The 2 top and middle section can make a nice short pole I cut my one down to 4 foot in total. When using this extended pole do not lift it fully assemble, but add the extensions as you have the pole up in the air.If you do not grasp it all just ask.
Proper confused lol...any pics at all?
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what he means I think is, use a second harris like a modular, i.e. you discard the top section and insert into the bottom of the first pole
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If I had any idea how to put pics on here I would take some.
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If I had any idea how to put pics on here I would take some.
send them to me if you want I will put them up
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what he means I think is, use a second harris like a modular, i.e. you discard the top section and insert into the bottom of the first pole
Oh yeh, now i get it, genius, you could add loads in theory! Ive got 2 old one in garage. Thanks very much!
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Dont throw away the top section I also have plans for it as you can make a low level pole and also a goose neck for that long Harris pole using an pulex adjustable crank.
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Sounds similar to this:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MyWagga#p/u/48/KiORVuxI4S8
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This really IS brilliant, ive been wanting a longer pole for ages, and ive got all the bits to do this.