Quote from: bobplum on January 19, 2012, 10:25:32 pmi know this may seem strange but given that these brushes/poles are sooooo light would it be feasible to use a slx 35 as a every day brush.I want to move away from Harris poles,nothing wrong with them just i feel after 3 years its time to treat myself and i happen to have a play around with a slx35 that Richard speech has and i couldn't believe how light it was and my train of thought is that if i am going to get a good pole i would get the 35 and new radius sill brush(now that dazmond as given his seal of approval ) and a aqua adapter and that way i am covering all my bases,so to speak,i can use it on everyday domestics and when needed the odd/big jobs we get.so what do you think(go easy on me )bobcmon Bob stop putting it off and get yer wallet open and spend some money on a decent pole .. I know u got some money now ask 20 people their opinions and you will prob get 20 different answersSLX 22 will do 99% of work
i know this may seem strange but given that these brushes/poles are sooooo light would it be feasible to use a slx 35 as a every day brush.I want to move away from Harris poles,nothing wrong with them just i feel after 3 years its time to treat myself and i happen to have a play around with a slx35 that Richard speech has and i couldn't believe how light it was and my train of thought is that if i am going to get a good pole i would get the 35 and new radius sill brush(now that dazmond as given his seal of approval ) and a aqua adapter and that way i am covering all my bases,so to speak,i can use it on everyday domestics and when needed the odd/big jobs we get.so what do you think(go easy on me )bob
Quote from: dazmond on January 20, 2012, 08:15:10 am35footer is too long when you only need that length a few times a month.in fact i dont have any work over my 31 foot reach!!i bet you dont either.25ft is plenty for most domestic.so youll be carrying an extra 2 sections about for most of your work that are not needed!!we do actually,every two months we have a block of flats at least four storey and 4 dormer windows on the roof-line set back slightly,so the 35 would probably do it,i think on balance i will go for the 35 and just remove one or two sections,fit a pole cap on to it and just reassemble for the big jobs
35footer is too long when you only need that length a few times a month.in fact i dont have any work over my 31 foot reach!!i bet you dont either.25ft is plenty for most domestic.so youll be carrying an extra 2 sections about for most of your work that are not needed!!
was using a 35ft every day put was getting problems with me elbow joints,so brought a 25ft slx and problem gone away.the 35 now sits in the van gathering dust,as i now have a s-max 45,so it doesnt get used.
Quote from: frankyplayboy on January 20, 2012, 06:30:16 pmwas using a 35ft every day put was getting problems with me elbow joints,so brought a 25ft slx and problem gone away.the 35 now sits in the van gathering dust,as i now have a s-max 45,so it doesnt get used.how much do want for it?
Quote from: bobplum on January 20, 2012, 10:42:53 pmQuote from: frankyplayboy on January 20, 2012, 06:30:16 pmwas using a 35ft every day put was getting problems with me elbow joints,so brought a 25ft slx and problem gone away.the 35 now sits in the van gathering dust,as i now have a s-max 45,so it doesnt get used.how much do want for it?bob i havent even thought off that idea, let me have a think