Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Washers on September 06, 2009, 08:54:01 pm
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Unger Swivel Loc Squeegee. Just got one of these but it does not come with the normal Unger quick release fitting how do you clamp the rubber in the channel. I am using a brass end clip at present is the the correct method. Cheers all.
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Doesn't it have the s channel? The sprung loaded clip should have two prongs that bite into the rubber blade and hold everything in place.
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FTP, yes it has the S channel but it does not have the sprung loaded type body it only clamps the channel by tightening two nuts with a small spanner but there is nothing to grip the rubber hence I am using a brass end clip to do the job.
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Same here. Using brass end clips.
This is the 0 deg, isn't it? The 30 deg has the regular S channel grips.
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It works like a s channel but is not quik release the screws push the small teeth into channel.I would doy easr this squegee it works better.
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I ment dog ear sorry my typo are up the ..., tonight.
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Cheers guys, just watched Mark the window cleaner on U tube with this tool and his has the quick release meachanism is it different in the US/Canada market to the UK then?
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I think Marks one is the 30 degree lock model as that one has a quick release my flat angle is not.
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Cheers guys, just watched Mark the window cleaner on U tube with this tool and his has the quick release meachanism is it different in the US/Canada market to the UK then?
think your right,the american one is different ,better . i too have one like yours and i never use it because cant change channels quickly
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I have sprung loaded 0 and 30 degree swivelocs. I think older versions had the fixed clip.
If you have an old unger squeegee with the spring clip, it will fit the swiveloc.
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i have the unger swivel lock 30degree squeegy.i use it as my main squeegy and can just pop it on my pole when needed and swivel ;D.its quick release with 2 claws that grab the rubber.never used brass end clips ever in 15 yrs.