[keyser soze]

received my gardiner 10 inch goose neck today . so light . are they tough because it looks like it if if dropped the pole it could break. 

[P @ F]

Andrew , they must be tough cos mine went right through a conny roof and i didnt even drop the pole 

Rich 

[keyser soze]

its impressive stuff . i love it . problem for me is i like his stuff so much i want it all which is gonna be expensive

[Carl@Cwc]

i love 10" goosenecks  ,they really make the job easier,
they take a right hammering and still they stand proud with the dualtrim on

[keyser soze]

i love 10" goosenecks  ,they really make the job easier,
they take a right hammering and still they stand proud with the dualtrim on

dual trim???

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

received my gardiner 10 inch goose neck today . so light . are they tough because it looks like it if if dropped the pole it could break. 

I actually tried to break one by hand & couldn't! I have 3 but only use them on occasions (I'm a resi-neck swiveller see) so reckoned I could afford to lose one for the sake of my curiosity!

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

I can confirm that against the weight of a 3 1/2 tonne truck it does break which is what I done today. Although you can only see its broke upon close inspection, expensive mistake though. However with regular use I can't see it breaking ever.

Simon.

[G Griffin]

I can confirm that against the weight of a 3 1/2 tonne truck it does break which is what I done today. Although you can only see its broke upon close inspection, expensive mistake though. However with regular use I can't see it breaking ever.

Simon.

Me, too.
A very expensive mistake. I had to buy a new 3 1/2 tonne truck  .

[Window Washers]

I can confirm that against the weight of a 3 1/2 tonne truck it does break which is what I done today. Although you can only see its broke upon close inspection, expensive mistake though. However with regular use I can't see it breaking ever.

Simon.

Me, too.
A very expensive mistake. I had to buy a new 3 1/2 tonne truck  .

so is this a manufacturing fault on the goose neck or the truck 

[G Griffin]

I can confirm that against the weight of a 3 1/2 tonne truck it does break which is what I done today. Although you can only see its broke upon close inspection, expensive mistake though. However with regular use I can't see it breaking ever.

Simon.

Me, too.
A very expensive mistake. I had to buy a new 3 1/2 tonne truck  .

so is this a manufacturing fault on the goose neck or the truck 

Not a fault, as such. It's just that 3 1/2 tonne trucks are not meant to withstand the robustness of 10" goosenecks.
Unless it's an Unger n Lite truck, of course.

[Michael Rosevear]

I made an expensive mistake too last year!Had my slx30 with carbon gooseneck leaning against van still connected to the microbore.Pulled in the hose....you can guess the rest!Bang!Looked at the gooseneck and thought "thats a bad scratch",looked closer and realised it wasn't a scratch,it had a massive crack in it!Totally my fault and its taught me always to put the pole away first,then pull the hose in.Expensive mistake!Bought another - too good not to have.