[Avo]

Hard to say without having ago on them but yeah they look really good and strong mate.. My vans to small to carry them on board I think.. Shame you can't do a try before you buy basis it's very hard buying stuff without having ago on them first hey.  
I've got 4 jobs Saturday I'm looking forwards to doing.

[Roland S]

i'll give mine a weigh tomorrow. it's getting them upright that's the problem when they're too long. i turn cleaning gutters on big 3 storey buildings down, so if i could manage that height comfortably they would soon pay for themselves.

[Carl@Cwc]

Hard to say without having ago on them but yeah they look really good and strong mate.. My vans to small to carry them on board I think.. Shame you can't do a try before you buy basis it's very hard buying stuff without having ago on them first hey.  
I've got 4 jobs Saturday I'm looking forwards to doing.

this is usually how it ends for me m8

i buy sommat and someone posts up something i would of preferred/ liked.

mine are in a mwb master so room not an issue.

i aint one to blow smoke up someones ar*e , but they really are a revelation in use. i flew round the property today .
i think even the 135 silicon bend is way better than a fixed shape on the end as there is so much movement there ( if u need it) that you aint changing position all the time

good business sense from alex really, he already uses / sells them so why not modify and selll as alternative product.

[Avo]

they look really nice, how high can you comforatably work with these? i've got 28' of 50mm alloy poles but find 24' is about as high as i can manage to use them with ease.

well my alu poles were over a kilo each these weigh 340grams i think .
so if i needed to i could manage  60 ft i reckon.

ive used 4 alu poles and end gear which equates to about 4.5kg

Same as Carl... I had guttercleaningsystems poles weighing 4.4kg without head attached and having carbon poles makes my job a joy to do now, flys over extensions no problem.

[Avo]

Hard to say without having ago on them but yeah they look really good and strong mate.. My vans to small to carry them on board I think.. Shame you can't do a try before you buy basis it's very hard buying stuff without having ago on them first hey.  
I've got 4 jobs Saturday I'm looking forwards to doing.

this is usually how it ends for me m8

i buy sommat and someone posts up something i would of preferred/ liked.

mine are in a mwb master so room not an issue.

i aint one to blow smoke up someones ar*e , but they really are a revelation in use. i flew round the property today .
i think even the 135 silicon bend is way better than a fixed shape on the end as there is so much movement there ( if u need it) that you aint changing position all the time

good business sense from alex really, he already uses / sells them so why not modify and selll as alternative product.

They look bloody nice mate and no more arms dropping off ha ha

[Carl@Cwc]

Hard to say without having ago on them but yeah they look really good and strong mate.. My vans to small to carry them on board I think.. Shame you can't do a try before you buy basis it's very hard buying stuff without having ago on them first hey.  
I've got 4 jobs Saturday I'm looking forwards to doing.

this is usually how it ends for me m8

i buy sommat and someone posts up something i would of preferred/ liked.

just trying to find a proper camera setup now.

mine are in a mwb master so room not an issue.

i aint one to blow smoke up someones ar*e , but they really are a revelation in use. i flew round the property today .
i think even the 135 silicon bend is way better than a fixed shape on the end as there is so much movement there ( if u need it) that you aint changing position all the time

good business sense from alex really, he already uses / sells them so why not modify and selll as alternative product.

They look bloody nice mate and no more arms dropping off ha ha

[Roland S]

has anyone used carbon poles longterm, do they handle bits of tile and brick ok

[rg1]

has anyone used carbon poles longterm, do they handle bits of tile and brick ok

I would think that as they are carbon, the wear rate will be higher.

[Roland S]

yeah that would be my worry.

my alloy poles are from guttervacuumsystems and they weigh 600g for a 4' section not including clip. so at 28' my alloy poles weigh 4.2kg (not including clips) where as the same length of these is 1.58kg, that's a hell of a difference.

[Carl@Cwc]

yeah that would be my worry.

my alloy poles are from guttervacuumsystems and they weigh 600g for a 4' section not including clip. so at 28' my alloy poles weigh 4.2kg (not including clips) where as the same length of these is 1.58kg, that's a hell of a difference.

thats why i bought them.
i do this quite a a lot so wanted the lightest available.

[Window Washers]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

[Carl@Cwc]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

[glen parva]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

think i will stick with alu poles at them prices

[Window Washers]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

100% getting them, I have some Ali ones if anyone wants some

[SB Cleaning]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

think i will stick with alu poles at them prices

They do look good but I'm sticking with my ally ones too.

I can't see carbon lasting all that long with the bashing about I give my poles, and the ally are built to last

[Klean07]

http://www.guttervacuumsystems.co.uk/index.html

[Dave Willis]

Still using my S2 Carbon sections - must be three years now. 50' no problem.

[ben M]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

think i will stick with alu poles at them prices

They do look good but I'm sticking with my ally ones too.

I can't see carbon lasting all that long with the bashing about I give my poles, and the ally are built to last

 enjoy your very heavy poles then! 

[wizclean]

hi guys ive used them for the first time today, and ive no comparison to alu poles but worked with 24 ft or 4 sections with ease , i learnt the wisdom of washing out the vacuum hose with a fresh bucket of water after each job ,otherwise the vacuum pressure does lose some power.

reminded me of when i first started wfp , takes a couple of days to figure the best and most effective way to work.
great to have a change from windows though

[Carl@Cwc]

whats the prices for the poles or do they come in a set ?

they are about £100 each section ( 6ft)

100% getting them, I have some Ali ones if anyone wants some

if u get them get the 135 degree silicon bend off ebay and the right size clips and a small length of alu to make ur own end tools.
i just cut up an old u tool and hammered the one end to make a crevice tool.

the silicone bend has so much movement its a godsend.

done a 4 bed detatched today ups and downs conny aswell , and then a 3 bed semi front and backs . paid for half the poles already.
and it was quite enjoyable to do them without constantly swapping arms etc.

i cleaned both ends up after each use , they cost too much to throw about.