[rosskesava]

Better still, delete the thread before Tosh reads it. We'll never hear the end of it otherwise. 

[Garyj]

Better still, delete the thread before Tosh reads it. We'll never hear the end of it otherwise. 

Toooo late, I should think he has printed it out a thousand times and is rolling in it right now 

[Erithwc]

Dazmond you put the aqua dapter back on yet.

I had a split in the hose last week so took my aqua dapter off, the pole is lighter but im wasting loads of water and time just order the mk3l monday can't wait to get it back on the pole 

Paul

[Tom White]

That's ironic, its the only thread he hasn't commented on 

I've only just finished work and saw it you bunch of ruddy part timers.   

And if you say you saw me logged on earlier, that was me waiting for my tank to refill after we'd emptied it!

Anyway, my own experience with the aquadapter is that it was heavy, tempermental, and expensive (and I bought two of 'em).  Both Wor Lass and myself prefer working with an external pole hose and without the weight at the end.  It helps decrease the amount of dirt up the pole, raising and lowering the pole is easier - you just rest the butt of the pole on the ground - rather than have to hold it, it's very simple to nip any handy part of the hose, it's lighter, it keeps the short length of the pole short, less can go wrong with this method; and it's free.

Sorry aquadapter. 

[dazmond]

no way!pole is much better without aqua-daptor!ive been using my 25ft SLX with carbon gooseneck and extreme brush for a few weeks now and its sooo much lighter,rigid.and the awkward windows are a real breeze to clean now!!

ive got used to nipping the hose.yes i waste a little bit more water but the benefits of a lighter top end outweigh it to be honest.

i might change my mind though when it gets icy as ill be trying to minimize any water being left around that could freeze.

i use the orange aqua-daptor hose which is the best pole hose on the market IMO.


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[Aqua-dapter]

Sorry aquadapter. 

That's OK Tosh ,

You (and dazmond) have only used the heavier Mk2, and we're 2 models lighter now with the Mk3L available.

I think the person you sold them too said they worked fine with no leaks, so not sure why you had a problem with that.

We're still getting excellent feedback from our customers, so you can be happy with your method (are you still using our hose?) and we can be happy using Aqua-dapters

Paul

[Scrimble]

whats the difference between the mk3 and the mk3L?

[Aqua-dapter]

http://blog.aqua-dapter.co.uk/2012/10/the-aqua-dapter-mk3l-l-is-for-lighter/

They're not major differences (which is why they don't get another version number) but hopefully we're moving in the right direction.

Paul

[John pearce]

I always used the aqua adaptor, loved it, never thought ie'd go back to pinching hose, or tap connect, until that is i got my extreme !!, wow so light, i thought i've paid all this money for this pole, why do i then want to add weight to it again, so aqua's been in shed since.   john. 

[Aqua-dapter]

Also a Mk2 JP?