[aztec]

i am not being big headed but by the time i have set up wfp i would have cleaned the house trad no probs, what with hoses and poles to set up!

[craig jwc]

i am not being big headed but by the time i have set up wfp i would have cleaned the house trad no probs, what with hoses and poles to set up!

Don't know what wfp set up you have, but once i have stood the hose reel on the ground and turned the pump on, all you have to do is pull the hose out and carry a pole.

[Londoner]

Aztec, thats a load of cobblers. I would say the opposite. I pulled up outside a regular customers about a month back. Two doors up a father and son team were just taking their ladders off the van to do an identical house.

I was gone long before they had finished, and I wasn't rushing. Watching  them work brought home to me just how much effort is involved moving those ladders from window to window. WFP is so quick in comparison 

[Ian_Giles]

I'd agree Vince, and I never turn my pump off, I just grab pole, grab hose and walk to wherever the first window is and start work, I'll agree that packing away can be slower than tying a ladder onto a roof rack, but that's about it.

I still carry a 6' triple in the back of the van, but only use it for access on a couple of accounts a month.

Ian