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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: simon w on April 19, 2024, 06:37:57 pm
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Have these come on since the old heavy bendy ones of old? I'm looking for a reasonably short one around 20ft which will be used reasonably low pressure before and after soft washing three sides of a sand stone church. Any links to suppliers would be great .
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not really
I converted a CLX for any bits where I cant reach with a normal 2 meter lance
Slacky I think used an SLX for his roof cleaning works
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Yea, SLX for roof and solar panel cleaning.
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How do you adapt a WFP to accommodate a pressure wash set up?? remember taping lance to an unger pole back in the day, but I'm sure there's a better method :)
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Yes I'd be interested in converting one of my older poles to work from my pressure washer too.
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I think gardiners have some fittings - not sure
I had some made for me - it’s a bit rough 7 years on but still better than a “professional “ p/w lance
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Just noticed that Rutland Pumps sell the WFP pressure cleaning conversion kits, I'll have a read up and see what I need to fit on a new SLX https://www.rutlandpumps.com/watertek-one-man-power-pole-conversion-kit-30ft-m22-outlet-with-slider-trigger.html
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Just noticed that Rutland Pumps sell the WFP pressure cleaning conversion kits, I'll have a read up and see what I need to fit on a new SLX https://www.rutlandpumps.com/watertek-one-man-power-pole-conversion-kit-30ft-m22-outlet-with-slider-trigger.html
Yea, that's it.
I am selling mine in a month.
The pole (40' I think), P/W hose, adapter and FSC for roofs and solar panels.
I'll be selling my pressure washer as well, along with buffer tank, lances and hard surface FSC.
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Think I'm going to make one up with a new 35 SLX & the conversion kit from Rutland Pumps .
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Think I'm going to make one up with a new 35 SLX & the conversion kit from Rutland Pumps .
Remember you will have to take the top section out to accommodate the ali adapter. You'll end up with a 30 foot pole.
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They can be pretty awkward to use at 30 foot. Forget any angled work, youll be either straight across ie a roof, or almost straight up.
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/4jdCET3LvrYVedwHA
From memory this was at 35ish foot.
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How do you adapt a WFP to accommodate a pressure wash set up?? remember taping lance to an unger pole back in the day, but I'm sure there's a better method :)
Cable ties? Carbon Fibre Pole? ;D
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How do you adapt a WFP to accommodate a pressure wash set up?? remember taping lance to an unger pole back in the day, but I'm sure there's a better method :)
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1714504777_att.oTxnzKgT0l64v9-Wf6uFDUvccffd0AXkb_DhDWoQIu4.jpg)
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Seen a few people on you tube using the lances to pressure wash fsg. Looks a lot easier than using the wfp. Might get one for this purpose.
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Believe me its not
if you think an SLX is heavy then your in for a big surprise and you have to cope with the pressure - I found you had to tuen it down so low it didn't really do a good job and you run the risk of filling the eaves up with water