[Lee Knight]

I'm after opinions on the best long.pole out there.

I've just picked up a monthly contract higher than my 47ft pole and not wanting to spend a fortune for one job each month I ordered a Supermax 63 which has a 68ft working height. Though not by any means a top end pole it still cost just less than a grand so is no small investment.  At full stretch it's just useable, though your zctions have to be slow and deliberate, though it's not a pleasure to clean with; move down a floor and things start to improve a lot.

However, as high work seems to come my way more it makes sense to invest a lot in a rigid, lighter, hopefully slimmer pole so what are folk using and are they happy with their pole of choice?

Many thanks in advance.

[Martin Lane]

Gardiner Ultimate, great poles but you need a lot of work for them as the 63 ft comes in just sort of £3000

[Splash & dash]

We have the Gardiner’s ultimate on our vans with the extended sections to go 74 feet it’s a very nice pole  but is heavy much better than an extream at that height

[Lee Knight]

Thanks lads; I'll take a look at that pole 😊😊

[AuRavelling79]

Why not just add extensions to your 47? I've got two extensions for mine taking it to 60ft.

[Spruce]

Any pole at the height you are talking about won't be easy to use and cleaning will be slow.

That's already twice the height of my SLX40 and on a long run of windows we do each year at full stretch we swap over operators after every 5 or 6 windows.
Gusts of wind must also be a negative.

[Susan Dean (1stclean)]

I'm after opinions on the best long.pole out there.

I've just picked up a monthly contract higher than my 47ft pole and not wanting to spend a fortune for one job each month I ordered a Supermax 63 which has a 68ft working height. Though not by any means a top end pole it still cost just less than a grand so is no small investment.  At full stretch it's just useable, though your zctions have to be slow and deliberate, though it's not a pleasure to clean with; move down a floor and things start to improve a lot.

However, as high work seems to come my way more it makes sense to invest a lot in a rigid, lighter, hopefully slimmer pole so what are folk using and are they happy with their pole of choice?

Many thanks in advance.

ahahahah same as use we have a supermax 45 3k thats been used 3 times and is now sitting in the shed doing nothing utter poop  nobody will use it

[Rogue Trader]

do u wanna sell it?

matt 07988 153247

[Slash]

Hi Matt,
I have a SuperMax 50,about 3 years old but not used for the last six months,not alot of use  and in good contidion with carbon gooseneck .
£400.00