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Grippavac
Saw one at the cleaning show. Think they were called skyvac. Poles where carbon an brilliant. Seemed a powerful vac as well
grippavac if you are not in a rush
I don`t know what all the fuss is about buying one from one of these places they are so easy to put together and so much cheaper all you need is a half decent wet n dry vac 3 or 4 carbon base sections from a fishing pole and some plastic plumbing connectors,angle pieces i did exactly this about 2 years ago and have made a fair bit of money with it
Are ali poles that heavy then?
anyone use these people?http://www.guttercleaningsystems.co.uk/clarke30.htmlI am intrested in venture into this ad on at sometime myself.Are ali poles that heavy then?Skyvac looks good but think will be quite dear.Or am i just a skin flint
anyone use these people?http://www.guttercleaningsystems.co.uk/clarke30.htmlyes i used them a couple of years ago - bought a karcher with thier alluminium pole set with it. - nice guys they know thier stuff (and charge good money themselves for gutter clearing) - notice they are only doing the clarke now. 4 things ive learnt - 1=alluminium poles only ok when not going over ext and conny roofs otherwise real heavy. 2=sponge filters not cardboard/paper ones 3=suitable bag liner for collector, otherwise pain clearing out. 4=a shorter hose so it doesnt lay on floor is better, as the vac does the job at top, but gravity directly into collection chamber better.would like to change mine next year - like the look of the ionics one but would have to see it demonstrated to be convinced.