[brett walker]

Hi all

does anyone use the wfp trigger to save water im not sure how it works or where to get one from

If anyones got any pics or any comments its would be greatly appreciated

regards

Brett

[jeff1]

I think GazH2o uses them and he has pictures

[brett walker]

I think GazH2o uses them and he has pictures

Thanks Jeff, i thought it was gaz who had one im sure he will help me out hes always been very helpful

cheers

Brett

[Simply Clean Windows]

i use the triggers aswell,they are excellent,u save so much water,the triggers are from the numatic wet n dry(george) machine,the next one up from the henry hoover. u can normally pick the trigger up for about £25.hope this is some help to u.
Malcolm

[H h20]

Hi Brett,i have emailed you,Gaz 

[brett walker]

Hi Brett,i have emailed you,Gaz 

thanks gaz 

brett

[aztec]

Gaz any chance i could have a pic please mate thanks

leebennett30@aol.com

[H h20]

Brett and aztec,heres are pics of the old trigger and the new one that has replaced the other they are both Numatic carpet cleaner triggers,the second pic shows the trigger with no connector,it uses the same brass one as the first i took it off for another pole thats all,Gaz

[H h20]

Brett,iv`e emailed you pics of the inline tap,Gaz 

[jeff1]

I think I have a spare second hand one in my workshop, if anyone wants it for £10:00 + £2:00p/p

I was going to use it myself, but I had a leather hip holder for my tap in with my system I bought and want to use that instead.
If anyone's interested email me.

[brett walker]

Hi Gaz

thanks for all the help and your photos sorry to be a pain have you got any pics on how it would all fit together from my trolley? which pipes go where etc

Brett

[Bazzy1999]

Where do you buy these triggers from??

Bazz..

[steveaqua]

Hi Gaz i've often thought that some switch or lever would be good on my poles but all i want to know is where does your excess piping go when your poles are not extended?

[H h20]

Bazz,Jeff says he has got a spare one i think Brett may be having my spare,

Steve,the excess pipe is kept up on the pole with velcro i slide it up and down,

Brett,i`ll sort out some more pics and explain them for you i`ll email them,
Gaz

[Bazzy1999]

Gaz..

Ive found an old one in my shed so could you send me some pics as well..

Cheers

Bazz...

[brett walker]

gaz you have mail 


cheers 

brett

[david68]

Hi
Like the idea of the trigger.
Please could u send me some details of how this attaches and also where the access pipe is when pole is closed.

Email david68@blueyonder.co.uk

Also gaz do u have photos and prices of your brushes??

Thanks dave

[Bazzy1999]

Gaz

Could you also email me some prices on your brushes please...

mrdbar5@aol.com

Cheers


Bazz...

[H h20]

Hi
Like the idea of the trigger.
Please could u send me some details of how this attaches and also where the access pipe is when pole is closed.

Email david68@blueyonder.co.uk

Also gaz do u have photos and prices of your brushes??

Thanks dave

Hi Dave,if you look at the pictures,the first trigger is the old one no longer available that has a ring attached to the trigger that slides perfect on a 3 section pole,the second one is the new one they are fitted using cable ties,
they both work and connect the same,the hose that runs up the pole usually is connected to the hose on the reel,but you connect it to the front of the trigger,then the hose on the reel connects to the rear of the trigger,
As for the brushes i`ll reply soon,Gaz

[tonylee]

thanks gaz. like dave i like the idea of a trigger and can understand that when the pole is fully extended there is no slck pipe. but where dose this go when the pole is shortened.
sorry if im missing obvious
tony