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Post by: wcs. on December 19, 2009, 09:04:27 pm
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Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: mlscontractcleaner on December 19, 2009, 09:53:25 pm
Closed length: 3ft

Open length: 65ft

Weight: 1kg

Thickest diameter: 6cm

Sounds bloody marvelous to me; can you tell me where I can get one please ;D
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: mark dew on December 19, 2009, 09:58:40 pm
Something like and which has the closed length of the 17ft xtel would be best for me. And with push fit base sections that could be added to or taken away easily, like the sl2. Which would extend the pole with the same possibilities as the sl2.
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: macmac on December 19, 2009, 10:06:50 pm
Closed length: 3ft

Open length: 65ft

Weight: 1kg

Thickest diameter: 6cm

Sounds bloody marvelous to me; can you tell me where I can get one please ;D

Same as but it would be free to purchase too. ;)
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: gary999 on December 19, 2009, 10:30:20 pm
with a hose thats impervious to splitting and freezing up ;D
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: macmac on December 19, 2009, 10:44:43 pm
Oh, available in pink too. ;)
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: martinsadie on December 19, 2009, 10:47:38 pm
automatic where you just put it in place and sit in the van
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: macmac on December 19, 2009, 10:51:48 pm
automatic where you just put it in place and sit in the van

It would also come with a pole that would put that pole in place too.
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: matt on December 19, 2009, 11:04:11 pm
for me

i would be very hard pushed to beat the RT zensorflex pole

its as light as it can be

the short brush end can be cut as short as you want it to be, mine is about 3 ft

the length for everyday use on domestic houses is just right for me, though i can add further sections

yes its modular, but i like that, especially in the winter, with gloves on i dont have clamps or levers to worry about, even with my 5mm scuba gloves on i can put a modular pole together in seconds

i know people say " oh its a fishing pole, its not designed for our use, it isnt strong enough blah blah blah " but 30 months and counting, its lasted well enough for me

Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: macmac on December 19, 2009, 11:36:07 pm
for me

i would be very hard pushed to beat the RT zensorflex pole

its as light as it can be

the short brush end can be cut as short as you want it to be, mine is about 3 ft

the length for everyday use on domestic houses is just right for me, though i can add further sections

yes its modular, but i like that, especially in the winter, with gloves on i dont have clamps or levers to worry about, even with my 5mm scuba gloves on i can put a modular pole together in seconds

i know people say " oh its a fishing pole, its not designed for our use, it isnt strong enough blah blah blah " but 30 months and counting, its lasted well enough for me



Can I make a 55ft one matt & how much approx would it cost mate?
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: matt on December 19, 2009, 11:43:20 pm
for me

i would be very hard pushed to beat the RT zensorflex pole

its as light as it can be

the short brush end can be cut as short as you want it to be, mine is about 3 ft

the length for everyday use on domestic houses is just right for me, though i can add further sections

yes its modular, but i like that, especially in the winter, with gloves on i dont have clamps or levers to worry about, even with my 5mm scuba gloves on i can put a modular pole together in seconds

i know people say " oh its a fishing pole, its not designed for our use, it isnt strong enough blah blah blah " but 30 months and counting, its lasted well enough for me



Can I make a 55ft one matt & how much approx would it cost mate?

i have got mine to 45 ft actual length , cost under 200 quid for the new poles

so 55ft, i guess add another 50 quid

Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: adixon on December 20, 2009, 01:12:35 am
Bluetooth hose ;D
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: pingu on December 20, 2009, 08:51:33 am
I had an old SL-X25 which I cut down to 3'7+/ each section...fantastic pole ....small enough to be very handy and extendable enough to be very usefull. The replacment SLX-35 I have now does'nt get used anywhere near as much...

Cheers
Dave.
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: Window Washers on December 20, 2009, 09:03:51 am
4/5ft closed
40ft telescopic with extra modular push fit sections to go up to 70ft
 internal push fit pole hose (so no messing about wiping pole hose all the time and allowing extra sections)
A pole connector that does not leak, and a duel trim superlite brush (as that is fantastic brush)
A revamp option so you can send it back and have it made like new for £100 or less

if someone can do this I would like three please
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: Spruce on December 21, 2009, 10:16:17 am
I like the thinking here - a telescopic 25' SLX with modular sections up to 70'. I think this is a terrific idea.

Spruce
Title: Re: What would be the perfect wfp?
Post by: Jeff Brimble on December 21, 2009, 02:55:42 pm
Bluetooth hose ;D
Nope, blue Algarde, as above no splitting, stays flexible.