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Hello All, I'm looking to ditch the Aluminum omni poles and move to Carbon, is there much saving to be had buying poles and making my own set over purchasing a set from either Grippa or Gutter sucker?Cheers in advance.Rob.
I have the grippa poles they are really good very happy
Need to clamp the end swanneck or tool.Darran
Quote from: Smudger on March 03, 2015, 02:53:07 pmNeed to clamp the end swanneck or tool.DarranClamp with what?my poles don't have clamps.
Quote from: robert mitchell on March 03, 2015, 03:21:33 pmQuote from: Smudger on March 03, 2015, 02:53:07 pmNeed to clamp the end swanneck or tool.DarranClamp with what?my poles don't have clamps.Aha, there lies your problem. I've got the clamped ones from Grippa, very good. Light and rigid. Clamp together, then end one just Clamp on your gutter sucker of choice for the moment 👍
I clean them just using water then lube with the dry ptfe from gardiners .not sure how far they lock in , will look at this later .I think most of the movement is the plastic end tool , goes pretty much up to the bend and still not that tight .I only do gutters as add ons so they have not had an excessive amount of use.
Hello All, I'm looking to ditch the Aluminum omni poles and move to Carbon, is there much saving to be had buying poles and making my own set over purchasing a set from either Grippa or Gutter sucker?Cheers in advance.Rob.[/quote Why not just buy 1 carbon one and use it as your top pole,its what I did,it makes a massive difference.2/3 alloys and carbon on top is fine for all domestic work.
Quote from: rah on March 02, 2015, 06:12:48 amHello All, I'm looking to ditch the Aluminum omni poles and move to Carbon, is there much saving to be had buying poles and making my own set over purchasing a set from either Grippa or Gutter sucker?Cheers in advance.Rob.[/quote Why not just buy 1 carbon one and use it as your top pole,its what I did,it makes a massive difference.2/3 alloys and carbon on top is fine for all domestic work.Spoke to a supplier on here, who told me that wasn't a option, hmm.I'm fine with the Ali on residential, just have a few management blocks 3+ storey and looking to rest my old bones Spoke to Carbon Fibre poles, looks like they'll be supplying me.If anyone has a link for a new vac hose, would be appreciated.Rob.
Quote from: ants on March 04, 2015, 08:39:54 pmQuote from: rah on March 02, 2015, 06:12:48 amHello All, I'm looking to ditch the Aluminum omni poles and move to Carbon, is there much saving to be had buying poles and making my own set over purchasing a set from either Grippa or Gutter sucker?Cheers in advance.Rob.[/quote Why not just buy 1 carbon one and use it as your top pole,its what I did,it makes a massive difference.2/3 alloys and carbon on top is fine for all domestic work.Spoke to a supplier on here, who told me that wasn't a option, hmm.I'm fine with the Ali on residential, just have a few management blocks 3+ storey and looking to rest my old bones Spoke to Carbon Fibre poles, looks like they'll be supplying me.If anyone has a link for a new vac hose, would be appreciated.Rob.Hi Rob,This should help:http://www.grippatank.co.uk/vacuum/high-level-vacuum-poles-kits-spares/tools-accessories/1579/a-grippavac-51mm-black-vacuum-hose-detail.html