[Smurf]

I think it's still a great concept though for a fixed head brush

[Peter Fogwill]

Thanks Smurf, I am sure it will be good enough to persuade a few swivel neck people to change back to fixed. . I take it you don't use a swivel on the high stuff over second level?

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I think it's still a great concept though for a fixed head brush

I'd agree with that, for those that use this kind of thing it looks very good.

[Smurf]

I'm sure it will Peter & correct  

Thanks Smurf, I am sure it will be good enough to persuade a few swivel neck people to change back to fixed. . I take it you don't use a swivel on the high stuff over second level?

[Dave Willis]

I can see a face-full of water coming my way when sliding the pole back into the van 
Certainly looks better than the brush thingy from years ago that you had to smack against the wall.

[Smurf]

Myself I don't leave the hoses under pressure when putting the poles back in my van so would not be an issues for me.

[Peter Fogwill]

I can see a face-full of water coming my way when sliding the pole back into the van 
Certainly looks better than the brush thingy from years ago that you had to smack against the wall.

Dave I liked to think of it more of a nudge than a smack  and your right it is much better.

You won't get a face full of water even if you turn the pole, as the brush needs to be held still at the same time as the pole is turned.  Even if you wanted to soak yourself in the face it would be very difficult to do so.

[windowswashed]

I use a swivel brush on 5 storey windows. Had to use a different pole on Tuesday with a long reach fixed gooseneck and it was horrible not being able to swivel the brush as it's so much more awkward without one and slower. Quite surprised how bendy the SLX Extreme 44ft is fully extended cleaning windows above bay windows. Extreme pole ok for normal high work but no where near as rigid as the modular SL 2 from 44 ft upwards.

[dave0123]

Ive seen it for sale in window cleaning warehouse still not on your website i see...


but where do we buy the adapters from for the gardiner carbon goseneck? and do you have any pictures of it

[Peter Fogwill]

I will post some pictures tomorrow Dave.
I am trying to get a page on my site up and running, hopefully I will have it done soon.

[Peter Fogwill]

Ok Dave I never managed to post the picture as I didn't realise they had to be uploaded first to a server.  I have the picture though, and if you text me on 07751964450 I will text them right back to you.

[dave0123]

Hi Peter, my phone doesn't accept picture messages it should do but doesn't seem to work. Could you email them to me at voi-p@hotmail.co.uk

Thanks

[Peter Fogwill]

Dave I sent you a small video, the other part just goes into the pole and held with your clamp. The part you see I. The video is also held with a No 1 clamp.