[keyser soze]

is there much difference(apart from the cost) between super max and superlite extreme on a handling basis. i wish

 there was a show scheduled with the gardiner display so i could test the difference for myself

[www.com]

Yeah, the max is telescopic the extreme isn't, it's more modular like.

[keyser soze]

are you sure its not telescopic . it looks on the gardiner video like it is ....

[www.com]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

[Window Washers]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

There is a huge difference!

The Xtreme is lighter & more rigid by some way! The Xtreme is telescopic up to 47ft then beyond that you add extension sections (modular). You can clamp each section fully closed, fully open & half way.

The Xtreme is an absolute belter of a pole, probably the best in the world at the mo'.

[keyser soze]

at the mo im using a grafter plus . and i want to replace with a gardiner . do i buy the supermax or save a while longer and get the extreme. whatever i do i want to be completely happy cause i dont want to do it again for a while

[www.com]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

[keyser soze]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry



thats what i thought . question was is there a big difference between the max and extreme

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

[www.com]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

Hahaha, you got one??

No!

[www.com]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

Just to make things perfectly clear as your obviously confused and haven't actually got one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRlhDD3YoG8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Wet behind the ears 

[Tom White]

I did movember, but couldn't wait till December the 1st to loose the upside down dead flies that drowned in the smear or marmalade .

Gary, your childish drivel is beginning to grate.  Moderate your own posts or you will find yourself on a ban.  1st warning, I won't give a 2nd.

[keyser soze]

that video is brill . the extreme  looks straight as a die up till 50 odd feet but whats it like at 80 feet it looks a bit of a handful. does many on here clean that high.

[Window Washers]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

so are you saying the pole cant be used as a normal pole under 47' ? as in clamp at any point below this, i get the modular part, but the telescoping part is confused?

[Dave Willis]

I have two, and unfortunately Mr Industry doesn't have a clue 

[www.com]

Well technically it is telescopic, but it's either open fully or closed, no in between. In that way it's modular.

are all sections like that or only last stages ?

Yes all are like that

Well you're wrong on both accounts Mr. Industry

1. there is an "in between" clamping point
2. all telescopic up to 47 & then modular

 

so are you saying the pole cant be used as a normal pole under 47' ? as in clamp at any point below this, i get the modular part, but the telescoping part is confused?

Yeah, if you buy a 47ft the first 7 sections are open or closed - no in between.

[www.com]

I have two, and unfortunately Mr Industry doesn't have a clue 

hahah, so i'm wrong!! Show me

[Dave Willis]

Mine can be clamped halway on every section bar the top two I think. I have a 35' with extension pack taking it to 44' and a 25' with extension. The early 48' didn't have the half way points on all sections. the extensions were clampable anywhere.
Fantastic poles.

http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/info_SLXTREME_POLES_35.html   read it.

[Dave Willis]

My 25' doesn't have the halfway point on every section - just the base. I think this may have changed on the newer ones.

They have been modified since they first came out giving greater adjust-ability and better balance.