Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: windiewasher on August 04, 2011, 06:28:37 pm
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A good pole with clamps you don't have to glue and tape up every day.
Must have spent more on tape and glue than I did on the pole 5 times over.
So now in the hunt for a pole I won't need to mess about with gluing and taping.
I'm not bothered how much it will cost.
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A good pole with clamps you don't have to glue and tape up every day.
Must have spent more on tape and glue than I did on the pole 5 times over.
So now in the hunt for a pole I won't need to mess about with gluing and taping.
I'm not bothered how much it will cost.
Ninja pole from Jeff Brimble, its clamp free.
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this may sound daft but:
im bought the clx pole from gardiners when they had a bad batch, so they took it back off me and fitted new clamps and glued them and now they are totally solid!
so what im saying is once gardiners guys have got there hands on it and re glued all the clamps you wont have a prob again
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should of been made right in the first pace though
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should of been made right in the first pace though
when any pole supplier recieve the poles from the supplier they are already made up so not gardiners fault about the bad batch of glued clamps but what im saying is that the guys that fix the poles there are very good at it etc ...
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I've got 3 clx s
What do I use whilst there being fixed?
this may sound daft but:
im bought the clx pole from gardiners when they had a bad batch, so they took it back off me and fitted new clamps and glued them and now they are totally solid!
so what im saying is once gardiners guys have got there hands on it and re glued all the clamps you wont have a prob again
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I've got 3 clx s
What do I use whilst there being fixed?
this may sound daft but:
im bought the clx pole from gardiners when they had a bad batch, so they took it back off me and fitted new clamps and glued them and now they are totally solid!
so what im saying is once gardiners guys have got there hands on it and re glued all the clamps you wont have a prob again
only trying to help!
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Cheers m8
Don't get me wrong they are good poles when I'm not messing around with them.but after 10 hours on the glass I get fed up gluing and taping them up.I want to park my van up and forget about it till the next day.
I've got 3 clx s
What do I use whilst there being fixed?
this may sound daft but:
im bought the clx pole from gardiners when they had a bad batch, so they took it back off me and fitted new clamps and glued them and now they are totally solid!
so what im saying is once gardiners guys have got there hands on it and re glued all the clamps you wont have a prob again
only trying to help!
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So after 10 hours you have bust all three of them,you are going to be one upset fella when you start busting your carpet cleaning gear.
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Araldite the lot of them one evening and you'll never have a problem again
Had my clx for 8 months now and my clamps are fine... never had to re-glue them
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I use araldite m8
Araldite the lot of them one evening and you'll never have a problem again
Had my clx for 8 months now and my clamps are fine... never had to re-glue them
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i agree not gardiners fault but maybe alex should get on to the company who makes them and get some quality control sorted
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Which araldite you using as I've tried all of them and found the best one is is the red one and I've not had any problems since using this one,
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I use the Araldite red twin syringe no problems with it
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if money is no problem get the gardiners xtreme ,
good pole m8 but very very dear ;D
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should of been made right in the first pace though
when any pole supplier recieve the poles from the supplier they are already made up so not gardiners fault about the bad batch of glued clamps but what im saying is that the guys that fix the poles there are very good at it etc ...
nothing personal against gardiners but this issue with clamps on
poles has been going on for a long time and if they are selling a product
with there name on it,it is def there responsibility.if they can solve the
problem when you send the pole back then the issue should be sorted
before they are sent out to customers even if it means them taking
clamps apart and reglueing every pole they sell before they send it out.
this would be better than just hoping for the best.
i have handled both the slx and the clx and look good pieces of equipment
but im not going to let go of my hard earned cash on something that im
going to have to diy after only a short period of use.
like i said nothing personal just an opinion
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Never had a problem with my clx gary999
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I've got 2 slx's & a 48ft Xtreme & had no problems BUT.........
The best glue you can get is from Gardiners themselves- the 2 part epoxy resin. This is what I used when I upgraded my MKI slx clamps & also the QR end upgrade. Never come unstuck. I've also used it for no end of things around the house! ;D
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this is what i use and to get the clamp's off after you would have to break the pole
(http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/uu184/s2none/unnamed.jpg)
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Same as I use.
:)this is what i use and to get the clamp's off after you would have to break the pole
(http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/uu184/s2none/unnamed.jpg)
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Never had a problem with my clx gary999
maybe you just got lucky! never mind that have you fished the
arrow yet!
if answer is no you are bloody useless and there is no point listening
to you! ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Was wondering who you were on here ;D
fancy a day ticket ? i'd have to supervise you though ;D
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oooooh!!! :D :D :D
its amazing how a simple question,can change your opinion
of someone ;D ;D ;D
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Cheeky git ;D
You have a pm on the other forum