Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: M & C Window Cleaning on September 06, 2007, 01:40:58 pm
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Hi all,
I know some of you use the 'Nuematic George' trigger to regulate the flow on your poles.
Can anyone tell me how long they last?
Mark
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i been using them for the last couple of years now,as long as you dont chuck your pole about,the trigger will be fine,i have not replaced my ones yet.
Malcolm
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Hi Malcolm,
Just recieved mine today and fitted it this afternoon. Tried it out and I like it. Feels good, gives water on demand and doesn't waste a drop. I can see it saving a lot of water which will be crucial for me as I'm using a 25ltr Freedom trolley.
In view of your comments I'm now going to order a second one for my other pole.
Mark
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Where can you buy these triggers from.
I want to put one on one of my pole to see how it goes
Paul
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There's someone selling them on eBay at the moment for £15 + free p+p
Try this link:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cleantec-Trigger-valve-and-spray_W0QQitemZ130126212792QQihZ003QQcategoryZ42146QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
Also:
http://www.chemiclean.co.uk/numatic-spares-george.htm
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A further tip if you buy one.
The nickel plated hose connector on the inlet side of the trigger is meant for a quick release connector. So if you don't have the appropriate female conector or can't get one, remove it and replace it with the brass one from the end of the black hose. (remove the spring and ball bearing from inside the brass one as you won't need these)
It's a perfect fit and it has a small 'O' ring inside that makes it water tight. A pic similar to this has been posted before but this is my one.
However, if you can get a female quick release connector this is even better as you can disconnect at the trigger instead of inline. I find this makes things easier for carrying and transporting the pole.
There is a trader selling these on eBay at the mo as well. Type in the search box, "6mm Microbore Quick Release Connector" and that should do it.
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y167/milkman2912/trigger01.jpg)
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y167/milkman2912/trigger02.jpg)
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hi , where can i get one of those quick release 6mm connectors that
attach to the nuematic trigger , i have tried e bay but no luck. ???.
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hi mark
looks good mate ;) may get some my self. havent come across them myself (newbie)
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hi , where can i get one of those quick release 6mm connectors that
attach to the nuematic trigger , i have tried e bay but no luck. ???.
Where are you based?
Macc
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Can you please post a pic of the whole pole? Just to get an idea. :)
Thanks.
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Heres mine on my mini pole.
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hi , where can i get one of those quick release 6mm connectors that
attach to the nuematic trigger , i have tried e bay but no luck. ???.
Go to Gardinerpole systems. They do em.
Just ordered one, really liking the idea. Do you have to keep it depressed for water to flow, or is it a click on, click off handle?
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HI ALL DOES IT MATTER WHAT SIZE TUBE U USE OR COULD U ADAPT TO SUIT CHEERS ANDY
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hi , where can i get one of those quick release 6mm connectors that
attach to the nuematic trigger , i have tried e bay but no luck. ???.
Try This Link http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZwrkev
Also when you connect the trigger to your pole you are left with a fan nozzle, attach that to the brush head with some plastic ties to the underside of your brush head and use that instead of your jets, you will notice a more powerful jet.