[JWC]

Hi Guys

Im looking at buying a back pack and can't make my mind up between omnipole one and shurflo.
I did look at the wcw but it only has one setting.

Cheer

james

[clean]

Have a look at this one 
http://www.mobiwasher.co.uk/shop/product/v17/

[tacky]

£ 100 wcw backpack .only one setting but u can put a tap on it n turn flow down .

[Sapphire Window Cleaning]

£ 100 wcw backpack .only one setting but u can put a tap on it n turn flow down .

I back this 100%



Matt

[Blue Frog Systems]

I ran my business for the first 6 months using a wcw backpack

Does that answer your question for just a £100 cost ?

[JWC]

cheers guys

it looks like wcw then 

has anyone bought omnipole backpack ?

[mci services]

aye i bought the omnipole 3 speed and use it every day and cant fault it. the reason i never bought the 5 speed was from my research on forums no one used it above speed 1. and i have to say thats true

[JWC]

Thanks Stu

Are you saying go for the 3 speed then ?

[jonboywalton75]

I ran my business for the first 6 months using a wcw backpack

Does that answer your question for just a £100 cost ?

Just wondered if I could manage with the WCW backpack alone?
All domestic work mainly 3/4 bed houses, also some rural (move about) stuff
This topic that I started relates to this question:-

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=82938.0

[Sapphire Window Cleaning]

aye i bought the omnipole 3 speed and use it every day and cant fault it. the reason i never bought the 5 speed was from my research on forums no one used it above speed 1. and i have to say thats true

So the other 2 speeds are made redundant?
Whats the point of having a varied controller if you only use it on the first setting.

[mci services]

the number 1 setting is ample for windows on the omnipole but if you want more water you can have it by bumping up the flow. from what i hear the one setting on the wcw backpack is a bit much. but yes that can be controlled by methods already mentioned.

i cant say whats best as ive only used mine. all i am saying is i am happy with it and havent had any problems

[Sapphire Window Cleaning]

the number 1 setting is ample for windows on the omnipole but if you want more water you can have it by bumping up the flow. from what i hear the one setting on the wcw backpack is a bit much. but yes that can be controlled by methods already mentioned.

i cant say whats best as ive only used mine. all i am saying is i am happy with it and havent had any problems

Same here Stu.

[JWC]

is there anyway i can convert hoselock to microbore on the omnipole bp ?

[mci services]

to convert mine i just pushed a lenght of microbore into the hose and secured with hose clips

[Blue Frog Systems]

I ran my business for the first 6 months using a wcw backpack

Does that answer your question for just a £100 cost ?

Just wondered if I could manage with the WCW backpack alone?
All domestic work mainly 3/4 bed houses, also some rural (move about) stuff
This topic that I started relates to this question:-

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=82938.0

You could do it, but you would need to do a couple of trips to get water. The mondeo wont carry many 25L containers unless you have them all dotted about the seats. That wouldnt be too safe though.

I had a VW sharan people carrier and had 7 x 25L containers and the backpack in the boot, well away from me !

[JWC]

Thanks guys for you advise.

James

[Blue Frog Systems]

If your looking at going 80% plus wfp then I would suggest a van. If tops wfp and trad bottoms, I reckon you could just get away with a backpack/trolley

[JWC]

Thanks window wiper

I van got a van system but was thinking about a backpack to do jobs that are dificult to clean with a hose.

[Blue Frog Systems]

Backpack is a great tool to have. I now have a 400L van system, but I use the backpack a couple of times a week atleast.

If your thinking of getting a backpack for odd awkward jobs I'd get the wcw one. Great value for money for awkward jobs

[jonboywalton75]

 
You could do it, but you would need to do a couple of trips to get water. The mondeo wont carry many 25L containers unless you have them all dotted about the seats. That wouldnt be too safe though.

I had a VW sharan people carrier and had 7 x 25L containers and the backpack in the boot, well away from me !

Thanks for that tip