[JSMC]

anybody use these brushes? dunno what to make of them.

[AuRavelling79]

I did. The "switch" kept jamming.

In the end I changed to a tap on my belt.

[Peter Fogwill]

The switches used to jam quite regularly a while ago, and it was my own doing.  I used to take the supplied pin out and replaced it with a stronger galvanised pin.  The problem was the galvanising broke down in around 3 months and the rust was falling into the switch causing it to jam.  An easy fix but some people gave up.  I changed the position of the switch on the brush so that the toggle is more protected, and leave the original stainless steel pin, and now I get very little problems with them.

Peter Fogwill
www,window-tools.com

[JSMC]

be ideal for guys with backpacks i think

[Nathanael Jones]

Joe on the academy forum has a new switch idea thats worth a look. Pete's is defo more robust, but joes on is a fraction of the weight.

[BORBRYCE]

All my poles are autobrush fitted. One is a Salmon brush, one a Superlite and one a Vikan. I couldn't work without them and not get crabby.

[mci services]

agreed they are fantistico

[jouk45]

peter fogwills autobrush is brilliant, ok sometimes it will acidently switch of, but its only a second to switch back on, better than any flow control on a belt, in fact i have never use one for over 2 years, waste of time imo

[dazmond]

these brushes sound great!i might get one straight away for when i start rather than a tap or trigger.

do they save a bit more water and mess as your moving from window to window?

im after a trolley as well.i dont know whether to go for the pure freedom 50lt or peter fogwells

the pure freedom one looks more robust with better tyres but peters has got a hose reel and autobrush in with the price.i dont want another unger pole though!too heavy and whippy!! : :

decisions,decisions :