[jaykie]

Is this easy enough to do, is there a certain angle to drill, does anyone have any links etc on the best way to do this, or is it worth just buying them already jetted as not much saved price wise doing yourself, also where can i get the tubing that goes from jets to y connector then to pole.

total cost inc P&P will be about £24

Chris

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[Ian Lancaster]

Dead simple

I keep a whole lot of spares in my shed.  We use Cleantech alloy poles, put an alloy adaptor in the top with one or two plastic angle adapters, screw a Vikan on that we've drilled to accept jets, drill through the rubber bottom end cap and the top angle adaptor and feed the pole hose through, fit a "Y" piece and a couple of short lengths of hose to the jets, and hey presto!! 18ft WFP for about £75

All bits available from Cleantech and Gardiners.