[dougster]

A mate of mine as come up with this idea for his pole, so i kindly borrowed his idea, and put it on my own pole. What a treat, this gadget cost five pounds from asda in the gardening section. What a steal , it works superb.

Why cant the suppliers come up with ideas like this for little money

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HOW do you assemble it?

[jeff1]

I'm still a Traditional wc, and if I do the conservetorie roof, I use a telescopic pole and brush connected to the mains water,

it has the same switch as yours, mine has low/high and off, does your switch have the same settings, ifso I think there made in american, thats what it say's on my pole.

[dougster]

just has on and off on the switch cheers dougster

[jouk45]

dougster, is it not a bit hard getting your hand and finger to reach the button on it, its still a good idea,     although cheaper, i still think the trigger would still be better to use, but if it works for you go for it,

[dougster]

andrew, there is nothing to it at all.Normal horse to the inlet and use horselock to attach. Then on the water exit side u will just have to use horsepipe again then a reducer from horse to microbar.If you want more pictures ill put them on cheers dougster

[dougster]

jouk, i have both triggers and this method, and find it not much difference, apart from the price. So in my eyes ill stick with the cheaper option cheers dougster

[jouk45]

true dougster, if you can find a cheaper option, that can do the same job as the trigger, and if it saves us money and time,  that put us diyers ahead, good job dougster,

[Morph]

Well, I can hardly see the image, but thanks anyway.
I am looking for an alternative as I have serious RSI from using my poles.
I probably had knackered hands and wrists anyway, but, I can now hardly feel my thumb!  saddle joint had it, maybe wrist too!

[dougster]

i will take some more photos and post them cheers dougster