Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ian101 on July 13, 2012, 01:57:10 pm
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http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/pure-freedom-twin-stacked-professional-hose-and-reel-p-657.html
These look the part ... going to get one of these in my new van !!
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Nice space saving idea that! What you after for you van Ian?
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Being realistic prob worth £3000 - £3250 ??
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Giz a shout mate when your getting shut I'll
Come an have look
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will do colin
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Hmm, I think it will have to be fixed properly in place, and not with some penny washers. Seems quite top heavy, and if you'd ever need to brake hard or have an accident it will be more prone to breaking loose.
The lack of any ‘off the shelf’ reels truly able to stand up to the rigours of water fed pole window cleaning
Coxreel, Reelcraft and Redashe better pack their bags!!! :( ;D
On a serious note, my Redashe 460 reel is engineered much better then that.
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hasent it been proven that upright tanks are safer in a crash than lay flat? so i dont think top heavy is necessarily an issue
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hasent it been proven that upright tanks are safer in a crash than lay flat? so i dont think top heavy is necessarily an issue
??? ??? ???
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The lack of any ‘off the shelf’ reels truly able to stand up to the rigours of water fed pole window cleaning
I manage to make mine last about 8 months, then they give up - I'm talking about metal hose reels like this one:
(http://www.directjanitorialsupplies.co.uk/ekmps/shops/rusher/images/robust-metal-wheeled-hose-reel.-1124-p.jpg)
I might get a stainless one from ionic next, more expensive but apparently lifetime guatantee?
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i bought the single hose reel from purefreedom and one side of the hose reel is now warped i think the metal is to thin.
Paul
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prefer to have my reel outside van as connections always drip and leak , also can lock van up , any would not fancy liffting that in and out of van ;D
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http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/pure-freedom-twin-stacked-professional-hose-and-reel-p-657.html
These look the part ... going to get one of these in my new van !!
Oooohhh new shiny things :D :D
must have,must have
Looks the part tho-my vans are now double crewed and this looks like a good solution to the nightmare of loose reels(in/out the van-who winds in first etc..)
Regards
Roy
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We have just had one fitted in one of the vans and its great
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We have just had one fitted in one of the vans and its great
Who wins the fight over the top reel ?
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hasent it been proven that upright tanks are safer in a crash than lay flat? so i dont think top heavy is necessarily an issue
Physics says no. ;D
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Gardiners have sold this type of set up for ages. Personally i think i can build my own one of these with some angle iron and a welder. id just fix my current hose reels inside the frame i can make
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Not much good in a pick up truck......
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Gardiners have sold this type of set up for ages. Personally i think i can build my own one of these with some angle iron and a welder. id just fix my current hose reels inside the frame i can make
Havet seen it on there website mate, can you put up a link
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don.t buy there hose reels there maid of thin tin and will warp the spindle will go stiff I had 2 reels from them my guys were conplaining of pain to there arms due to the poor quality spindle they start to split where the bolts join to the plates
sent 1 back got replace 2 months later the same thing happend to the replacment took them out of the van replaced them with gardiner hose reels again.
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hasent it been proven that upright tanks are safer in a crash than lay flat? so i dont think top heavy is necessarily an issue
Physics says no. ;D
;D :D ;D :D ;D