[jaykie]

Why cant poles have this sort of ends and have holes in goose neck for them to connect.

Chris

[Xline Systems]

to be fair ive only had one brake on me in the last 6 years and i dont look after my poles one bit.

[Alex Gardiner]

For us, it gets in the way of the hose.

[Peter Fogwill]

They do, you are buying from the wrong place.

Peter

[Alex Gardiner]

They do, you are buying from the wrong place.

Peter

Peter is referring to the Unger aluminium pole system I think.

[Peter Fogwill]

The Unger poles do use the same system but there is also adapters that screw on the black threads already on most poles, to accept a metal angle joint.  Cleantech are one company I know who sells them.

You want to be able to pop your brush on the end of a pole for quickness, you don't want to be screwing your brush on and off, more time consuming and unnecessary.

Peter

[jaykie]

Thats what i thought peter, sometimes they are hard to unscrew and feel like im going to snap them.

Chris

[dai]

The cleantech adapter is an all aluminium jobby, far superior to the Unger plastic one, the Unger ones get loose around the screw tread, the metal seems to corrode.

[Peter Fogwill]

The cleantech adapter is an all aluminium jobby, far superior to the Unger plastic one, the Unger ones get loose around the screw tread, the metal seems to corrode.

I was meaning the Unger pole not the adapter.  I wouldn't use the Unger angle joint either because of the plastic in them.  I only use the all aluminum ones as well.

Peter