[ben M]

rob,still happy with your poles from gutter sucker?

[Avo]

Yes so far so good.. As I said on first using them the ends tools I never liked (which aint no biggy) so i made somemore up tonight in the garage and they look a whole lot better.. Try them out tomorrow morning 

[Avo]

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[Carl@Cwc]

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cheapest and easiest way to get the tools u need m8

i bought stainless tube to make some end tools ,but it was too heavy in comparison. @alexgadiner please make some carbon end tool with a steel lip.

so i cut up a spare u tool i had and its perfect to use , i cut them about 10" long probably shorter.

i did a gutter clean today with loads of tile bits etc in them and they just swooshed down the tube.....

i know they are really expensive ,but ..... they are really like when u first get an slx pole

what the f**k have i been doing struggling like an idiot for ,when these are available.

just clean them after each use and they should serve us well.
im gonna get a large bottle cleaner to clean the insides of each end after each use.

[Window Washers]

http://pbckt.com/pf.R8zOnG

http://pbckt.com/pf.R8zRnF

http://pbckt.com/pf.R8zuLS

cheapest and easiest way to get the tools u need m8

i bought stainless tube to make some end tools ,but it was too heavy in comparison. @alexgadiner please make some carbon end tool with a steel lip.

so i cut up a spare u tool i had and its perfect to use , i cut them about 10" long probably shorter.

i did a gutter clean today with loads of tile bits etc in them and they just swooshed down the tube.....

i know they are really expensive ,but ..... they are really like when u first get an slx pole

what the f**k have i been doing struggling like an idiot for ,when these are available.

just clean them after each use and they should serve us well.
im gonna get a large bottle cleaner to clean the insides of each end after each use.

thats going to some very large bottle cleaner :0

[Steve_c]

Will they work off a vac king ( Clark 30 lts)? I have alumiuman poles and after 3 gutter jobs yesterday i'm knackered.

[Phil @ Extreme Clean]

the poles will go with any vac alsong as the hose fits 

[mick hay]

Getting my vac set up next week, what length poles do you use for townhouse gutters (3 storey)?

Getting mine from http://www.guttervacuumsystems.co.uk/ and will upgrade the poles once its paid for itself 

[Dave Garrett]

thinking of same set up ..do you guys plug into customers electric ? how do you sell the idea leaflets or existing customers please

[Avo]

I seem to be getting an increasing number of these extra wide gutter cleans at the minute, my question is are you pricing them up the same as the upvc ones or slightly higher due to the size??
Been charging £18 per side.. What you thinking??

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[mick hay]

what length poles do you use for townhouse gutters (3 storey)?

[Avo]

I've got a 5 stage 25ft Mick

[mick hay]

Nice one, cheers avo

[G & M]

Carl

Can you post some more photos of the poles, joints and fittings etc

Thanks
Michael

[david washbrook]

Has anyone used these poles with the omnivac if so does the hose connect ok and can you use the alloy heads with these poles

Also are the easier to connect together than the alloy omnivac ones which are hard to get tight so they slip and twist all the time

[Oliver @ GrippaTank]

Thanks for your reviews on the GutterLites. To clarify, the gutter-lite poles are made on our behalf by Gardiners - we  chose them as our supplier of the poles for the GrippaVAC range due to their excellent feedback and extensive knowledge in the WFP pole market.

With regard to fittings - these poles can certainly be used with any gutter vacuum, however it is certainly recommend that the vacuum has a 50.8 (i.e 51mm) diameter hose and entry point on the vacuum to ensure you get the best possible suction