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I love the fact that Purefreedom engineers have got in their van and quote " run over it several times to test the strength of it." Excellent. Now thats testing something. Andrews' probably sitting in the passenger seat eatin a sandwich, while his mate is reversing over it several times.
Quote from: iwitot on July 19, 2011, 07:31:37 pmI love the fact that Purefreedom engineers have got in their van and quote " run over it several times to test the strength of it." Excellent. Now thats testing something. Andrews' probably sitting in the passenger seat eatin a sandwich, while his mate is reversing over it several times. No no. You've got it all wrong. They're not testing the goosenecks. That's how they crash test their vans.
now thats real strength testing , i like the fact that i have an Elite 35 and it will allow me to use a carbonfibre gooseneck , without chopping and adapting my pole , I used to use the G- fit range on previous pole's but i am now looking to put a gooseneck with a different angle on my Elite 35 . more to protect pole section against stone sills than anything,