[shammy davis jnr]

just got glossy through the post today anyone use these poles and are they good gear you know the drill lol you try tell me then i might buy   

[master cleaner]

excellent poles ive got a 30ft gf

what do you want to know about them

gary

[shammy davis jnr]

gary ,tnks fr reply mate how are you i was wondering becase i am just setting up have a system ,and will need to buy poles shortly and was looking for some feed back as to which are best  ie ,ionics, sky pole, tucker,brodex, glass our fiber , what makes these beter than any one elses in your opinion ,if any one else  wants to add i would appriciate it not wanting to start a war of brands just the pros and cons
yours davis

[JM123]

we supply brodex, wouldn't supply them if I didn't like them, we use a 25ft and 35ft gf - both rigid and light, best part is at only £166 +VAT for the 25ft they're very good value for money.  New clamps are superb too, allowing for a lot more life from the pole as you can adjust them a lot more than the older style clamps.

If you want real life pics then e-mail me your email address j.mills175@btinternet.com

[shammy davis jnr]

jm you got mail

[master cleaner]

hi have a look at this thread it goes into detail of the facelift pole ie pros and cons and weights
http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=23098.0;all


gary

[shammy davis jnr]

im on it gary just opned a beer want one  thanks  mate and cheers

[DASERVICES]

  Garry you have mail

  Cheers

  Doug

 

[JM123]

shambo you have mail.

[Ian Rochester]

We've just bought a Gardiner 24' pole and I must say its brilliant, the best part of it is the goose-neck, single piece of alloy tubing that caters for those deep sills.

I have just bought a goosenck by itself to replace the angled clamps on our 60' brodex as they keep moving when you put any pressure on them