[Martin Lane]

Hi
A lot of our work is commercial and has to be cleaned early in the mornings, over the years we have used head torches, cable tied  a torch to the top of the pole head which l  have to admit does work well.
How do you manage ?

Martin 

[deeege]

We work in the dark every morning now until spring time. Never thought of using head torches and tbh don't really think they would help.

[jarvy]

Mostly commercial, same as you, a decent headtorch is enough. Itbhas worked well for me over the last few dark winter mornings!

[Window Lickers]

I earn so much over the summer I dont need to work in the dark.

[Smudger]

Is this for trad work??

Darran

[Martin Lane]

No pole

[Smudger]

Blimey, didn't think those head torches had much of a range on them, good on ya

Darran

[groundhog]

As long as I can make out where the frames are then that's enough light, most of my earlies are done monthly so a couple of swipes with the brush and I know they will be clean! Never had any complaints anyway! 

[PoleKing]

As long as I can make out where the frames are then that's enough light, most of my earlies are done monthly so a couple of swipes with the brush and I know they will be clean! Never had any complaints anyway! 

+1

[Rob@Blast off]

Get a cree t6 LED head torch off ebay, only about £18 and mega bright, brought three last year and two are still going strong.

[Stephen.C]

We have flood lights in the van and a generator, lights up the whole.

[Don Kee]

We have flood lights in the van and a generator, lights up the whole.

Your better working in the dark steve, that way no one can see the finish

 

[Stephen.C]

It's just like Wembley when I fire them up...lol

[Frankybadboy]

We have flood lights in the van and a generator, lights up the whole.

Your better working in the dark steve, that way no one can see the finish

 

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