Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jaykie on May 05, 2008, 07:31:25 pm
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Gone for a cleaning contract with a local gym and thinking about getting the sl2, also does anyone clean any bannatynes gyms if so what pole and length do you use as most of the gyms are the same.
Chris
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how high is the gym?
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Here are a couple.
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thats something im unsure of so was asking if anyone else does one but at a guess id say i coud probs get between 40-45ft pole
Chris
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Jaykie
there not all the same which one are you thinking of Hastings or Eastbourne ?
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Cheers Alex id say the length the pole in the top one would probs be at the max height i need at the mo would you say its at about 40ft in that, i say that pic uploaded a few weeks back, was it you Alex, if not who evers it is could you tell me at what height that was.
Chris
P.S Alex whens the sl2 back in stock
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Isnt the Hastings and Eastbourne ones pretty much the same height as im been to both
Chris
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the 2 round here are nothing alike
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Cheers Alex id say the length the pole in the top one would probs be at the max height i need at the mo would you say its at about 40ft in that, i say that pic uploaded a few weeks back, was it you Alex, if not who evers it is could you tell me at what height that was.
Chris
P.S Alex whens the sl2 back in stock
In the top picture, the left hand Super-Lite is at 35 ft and the right hand one is at 40 ft. Here is a link to another post with some excellent pictures:
www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=52002.0 (http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=52002.0)
SL2s will be back in stock by the mid to end of the month.
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Cheers Alex ill ring Tomorrow to reserve one at 45ft to be safe.
Chris
Heres a pic of my local gym but a little small in pic
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Alex is there a certain order you have to put the pole together or could i but the 60ft pole plus 1 extra section (top) plus brush,hose etc and then i could use it as a 35ft and 30ft pole for when i have 2 man job or am i talking rubbish
Chris
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It's a nice idea but with the design of the Super-Lite, it doesn't work like that. The top six sections are individually numbered 1 to 6 and need to be used in that order and then the base sections (No 7s) get put on in any order.
Technically it would be possible for us to make an adapter section that could go on to the end of the base sections (No 7s) that would then allow you to add another gooseneck and brush. If you then bought a SL56 you could have a 35ft pole (as standard) and then use the four base sections (21ft) on their own. Two poles for the price of one + an adapter section, gooseneck, brush and hose assembly.
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why not just borrow one from a friend that you said you had to ofset the price of a pole