Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: steven jones on November 06, 2015, 05:07:44 pm
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Listened to customer feed back, and come up with this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a28q3qOHyb4&feature=youtu.be
This way you can try the tubeless system without needing to cut your water fed pole.
After you have used it this way and are confident that you like the conversion, then you can remove the spacer and remove 8cm from the base of your top section :).
Steven.
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Why do you need to cut the pole, i am confused lol ???
I have the extremes with metal bands, i read the other thread as well.
Would i have to use the plastic 8cm tube on the extremes?
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I'm still a bit confused as to why the pole needs cutting..?
I was going to try it on my 45ft but i have a job or two where the full length is needed so dont really want to cut it down...
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I'm still a bit confused as to why the pole needs cutting..?
I was going to try it on my 45ft but i have a job or two where the full length is needed so dont really want to cut it down...
to make room for the connector to be inside the pole , its all in the video
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This video is mainly for slx/clx poles.
I am producing base cap that will allow you to use tubeless with an Xtreme pole with metal bands.
The spacer method will not work as an Xtreme has metal clamping bands
It will work with Xtreme without metal bands and the spacer only needs to be 4cm not 8cm
Steven.
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I'm still a bit confused as to why the pole needs cutting..?
I was going to try it on my 45ft but i have a job or two where the full length is needed so dont really want to cut it down...
If you don't want to remove 8cm from the top section, just leave the spacer inplace.
Steven
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I'm still a bit confused as to why the pole needs cutting..?
I was going to try it on my 45ft but i have a job or two where the full length is needed so dont really want to cut it down...
to make room for the connector to be inside the pole , its all in the video
Nice one, so its more of a case of making sure the connector is inside the pole when the pole is collapsed?
So technically, on the 45ft, I might not have to cut anything down as the length from the first section to the last (when collapsed) might be enough to make sure the connector is inside the pole?
Either that or use this spacer which might make more sense as i never use the 45ft when collapsed as I'd then go get a smaller pole...
Will give this a go me thinks, ta
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I'm still a bit confused as to why the pole needs cutting..?
I was going to try it on my 45ft but i have a job or two where the full length is needed so dont really want to cut it down...
If you don't want to remove 8cm from the top section, just leave the spacer inplace.
Steven
Yep, will get on it :)
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That's right, so no need to remove any of the pole section.
Steven.
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I am hoping to look into this then.
I have made a massive mistake on my roller setup and the tubeless idea could fix it completely.
Please let me know if there is a solution on extremes with these new base caps!
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Hi Number 23
What size is your Xtreme?
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Any update Steven on the new aqua-adaptor , is it say 2 to 3 weeks away ???
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Any update Steven on the new aqua-adaptor , is it say 2 to 3 weeks away ???
Yes i cant wait as it will be a ideal setup, tubeless pole with its own built in valve.
Steven.
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Hi Number 23
What size is your Xtreme?
We have every size. 18,22,25,35,47 Thanks
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Hi Number 23
Ace, will keep you informed when i got the base caps.
Are they with metal bands?
Steven.
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all are metal bands except 47 and maybe one 18
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Ok,
you defo, need the new base caps then,
Steven.
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Listened to customer feed back, and come up with this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a28q3qOHyb4&feature=youtu.be
This way you can try the tubeless system without needing to cut your water fed pole.
After you have used it this way and are confident that you like the conversion, then you can remove the spacer and remove 8cm from the base of your top section :).
Steven.
Nice one Steve...Now just waiting to see the vid how to fit it with the new univalve combined :)
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Looks good . Clever .
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Thanks
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Very nice Steve good vid .
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Hi Steven, I use and slx 18 as my everyday pole and add (upto 4) extra sections as and when needed.. Would the tubeless system still work with the extra sections on..?
Apologies if it's already been covered!
Cheers
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Hi Dave,
Yes it would work fine.
Steven.
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Does the new aqua adaptor only work with this tubeless kit .
Or is the new Aqua-adaptor independent of this tubeless method .
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Hi Dave,
Yes it would work fine.
Steven.
Thanks for the reply. Wouldn't the ejector be "too short" once the extra sections were added?
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Hi Dave,
Yes it would work fine.
Steven.
Thanks for the reply. Wouldn't the ejector be "too short" once the extra sections were added?
Good question! I fit two extensions to a 25 sometimes!
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No,
It would be unaffected regardless of how many sections are added.
Steven.
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Does the new aqua adaptor only work with this tubeless kit .
Or is the new Aqua-adaptor independent of this tubeless method .
yes
It works regardless .
Steven.
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No,
It would be unaffected regardless of how many sections are added.
Steven.
Thanks again for the replies Steven.. If I added, say 3 sections, How would I reach the ejector to connect and disconnect when It only just comes out of end of the pole without extensions?
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No,
It would be unaffected regardless of how many sections are added.
Steven.
Steven.
Thanks again for the replies Steven.. If I added, say 3 sections, How would I reach the ejector to connect and disconnect when It only just comes out of end of the pole without extensions?
It only is affected on the xtreme poles but I am producing some end caps to sort this, no problem on slx and clx though.
Steven.
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Hi Steven,
Just curious,
if the male fitting is up against the pole bung at the bottom of the pole and
the internal pole hose is fixed tight at the top of the pole,
is it the stretch in the pole hose that allows you to retract the sleeve ejector?
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Hi Steven,
Just curious,
if the male fitting is up against the pole bung at the bottom of the pole and
the internal pole hose is fixed tight at the top of the pole,
is it the stretch in the pole hose that allows you to retract the sleeve ejector?
Yes, your spot on!