[barry mallett]

Which angle gooseneck is best on houses. . Got the 45 with the slx but I took it off after 4 hours . I can't work a that angle .it points too high .  I pre,fer the brush squarer on the glass .is the 55 any better.  Cheers barry .

[Smudger]

Personally can't use the carbon goose necks for domestic houses I like to change the angle for uppers and lowers and when doing doors so use angled plastic goose neck
I do like the carbons for 3 storey and higher work and use the 55 degree version for which they are superb

Darran

[scottt24]

If its pointing too high then you're stood too close for that angle gooseneck

[dave0123]

55 degree for under 30 feet so it says on gardiners website.


i find them great better than plastic goose neck really gets into the big ledges easy. i think the 55 degree angle is great on most work sometimes its at the wrong angle when reaching above conny roofs but its easily work around

[Alex Gardiner]

Which angle gooseneck is best on houses. . Got the 45 with the slx but I took it off after 4 hours . I can't work a that angle .it points too high .  I pre,fer the brush squarer on the glass .is the 55 any better.  Cheers barry .

I personally prefer the 55 degree version for everything. In fact the new Quick-LoQ carbon goosenecks only have the 55 degree version.

A lot will depend on what you have gotten used to. I started off with Omnipoles which had a 45 degree angle and thought that this was best - until I tried 55 degree and now much prefer it.

[barry mallett]

Well why didn't you send me the 55 degree one , instead of the 45 degree one , you muppet . 

[Alex Gardiner]

Well why didn't you send me the 55 degree one , instead of the 45 degree one , you muppet .  

We are working on the new mind-reading order software which will instantly work out not only what a client wants to order but will also work out what they will prefer working with 2 weeks down the line - it's going to save our clients and our sales team an awful lot of time and hassle  

[ben M]

55 degree for under 30 feet so it says on gardiners website.


i find them great better than plastic goose neck really gets into the big ledges easy. i think the 55 degree angle is great on most work sometimes its at the wrong angle when reaching above conny roofs but its easily work around

The Standard 10" size is available in either 45° for poles up to 30ft and in 55° for poles used primarily over 30ft.

[bobplum]

Well why didn't you send me the 55 degree one , instead of the 45 degree one , you muppet .  

We are working on the new mind-reading order software which will instantly work out not only what a client wants to order but will also work out what they will prefer working with 2 weeks down the line - it's going to save our clients and our sales team an awful lot of time and hassle  

at last real progress

[dave0123]

are you blind?

The Standard 10" size is available in either 45° for poles up to 30ft and in 55° for poles used primarily over 30ft.

no am not blind u idiot obviously got it the wrong way round, as i only look when ordering a pole 

[bobplum]

funnily enough i was thinking this to myself to day cleaning a conny roof i just felt the angle need to be more "square"on
i can not complain too much i did get the goose neck for nothing

[barry mallett]

Ya see you've got to put him in his place every now and then and stop telling him how good his poles are.  got a days work doing 3 story town houses all with dormers set back. It will defo get used on them.

[ben M]

are you blind?

The Standard 10" size is available in either 45° for poles up to 30ft and in 55° for poles used primarily over 30ft.

no am not blind u idiot obviously got it the wrong way round, as i only look when ordering a pole 

no blind so idiot then 

[Dani J]

Well why didn't you send me the 55 degree one , instead of the 45 degree one , you muppet .  

We are working on the new mind-reading order software which will instantly work out not only what a client wants to order but will also work out what they will prefer working with 2 weeks down the line - it's going to save our clients and our sales team an awful lot of time and hassle  

Alex that was an excellent answer for a muppet like him