[p1w1]

http://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/all-products/pump-hose/pump-controllers/vehicle-pump-controllers/wfp-link-coming-soon.html

[Clever Forum Name]

Spoke to Ian at spring not so long ago and I don't think it's gonna be march. Hope it is though!

[jk999]

Probably  gonna be a couple of hundred plus as well

[Clever Forum Name]

200 plus vat.

[dazmond]

not needed.

[p1w1]

not needed.

Neither is a new van   
I can see its uses on commercial work where you've got all your hose out , not so much on residential stuff.

[dazmond]

not needed.

Neither is a new van   
I can see its uses on commercial work where you've got all your hose out , not so much on residential stuff.

WHY?ive got commercial jobs where i use all 100m of hose.i turn the water off/on with a uni-valve.

[p1w1]

not needed.

Neither is a new van   
I can see its uses on commercial work where you've got all your hose out , not so much on residential stuff.

WHY?ive got commercial jobs where i use all 100m of hose.i turn the water off/on with a uni-valve.

Well incase you want to up or lower your flow or turn it off completly without having to walk back , it's just another step forward in the wfp world, may not be necessary to you but may be to someone else . A univalve is not necessary just pinch the hose and as for vision if there ever was something to waste money on that's it 

[Clever Forum Name]

Try using a univalve on a 70ft pole.

I think it will have it uses for sure.

Especially for turning up the flow and then down again.

[jk999]

When I had the auqua dapper I found it was OK but you had to yank it quite hard especially when pole fully extended  but the univalve you hardly have to pull it best piece of kit I have ever put on my pole