Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Davie T on September 24, 2007, 07:18:08 pm
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I have a Facelift carbon fibre 56 ft pole which in truth has not served too well. After 1 year the pattern/ribbing on carbon surface has worn away and clamps constantly needing attention/renewal.
I need this height, not less.
Can anyone recommend a LIGHT carbon fibre pole?
Thanks
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OMG this has to be a wind up surely? TONY.........!!!! :D :D :D
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Does it need to be SUPER light? ;)
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OMG this has to be a wind up surely? TONY.........!!!! :D :D :D
where is he, he SHOULD be here right now
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Why the last 3 posts?
Am I missing something?
A simple question, reasonably described?
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Why the last 3 posts?
Am I missing something?
A simple question, reasonably described?
its a bit of a "in joke", tony will have us believe "the only" pole to buy is the facelift
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If you want to DIY the lightest pole is a Featherlight fishing pole and at approx £370 for a 60fter also the cheapest, Mine is 20 months old but have no idea how long they last. Check the diy link below, reply 3. Forgotten the weight but its about 1.5kg
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Why the last 3 posts?
Am I missing something?
A simple question, reasonably described?
The thing is Dave that the facelift carbon pole is apparantly indestructable and immune to wear of any kind Tony swears by them and would be gutted to read otherwise.
Having said that I think you are the first person to complain at all about one. :)
Gardinerpolesystems have a new superlight modular pole coming out soon that may well be worth a look. Make sure it's the Superlight 2 as the Superlight 1 is a little fragile.
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The Facelift I have used VERY frequently over the last year and as described the ribbed pattern has worn away thereby making it difficult for the clamps to close tightly.
The overall diameter of the Facelift I have found to be very narrow and as such gives me much more control.
The "fishing poles" :- will they give value for money and last the passage of time if they are used very frequently per day, dismantling and re assembling?
The Unger pole looks good but hw do you cope with adding and removing section as you progress along a buildin?
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Sounds like you should be giving me advice.
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My 56ft facelift gets battered still works a treat never had any problems with it eveb bought a spare clamp months ago to keep in the van but never had to change them. i use it every single day mostly as a 20-30ft pole and when i do me bigger stuff i just add the section. \Personally not a fan of a fishing pole.
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I have a Facelift carbon fibre 56 ft pole which in truth has not served too well. After 1 year the pattern/ribbing on carbon surface has worn away and clamps constantly needing attention/renewal.
I need this height, not less.
Can anyone recommend a LIGHT carbon fibre pole?
Thanks
:o :o :o :o :o :o :o
NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
You've destroyed me in one foul swoop :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DELETE THIS POST ;D
TONY
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I have a Facelift carbon fibre 56 ft pole which in truth has not served too well. After 1 year the pattern/ribbing on carbon surface has worn away and clamps constantly needing attention/renewal.
I need this height, not less.
Can anyone recommend a LIGHT carbon fibre pole?
Thanks
:o :o :o :o :o :o :o
NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
You've destroyed me in one foul swoop :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DELETE THIS POST ;D
TONY
well done tony
we know you have been hiding in the cupboard all this time, with the hope that this post would fall down the board and not be seen by you again ;)