[S.A.J]

JM123 There was no video attached to the email you sent me.

Stuart
SAJ Window Cleaners Ltd

[JM123]

I'll send it again

[Chris Cottrell]

No video here either JM

[JM123]

yeah sorry there was a few I forgot to attach videos to - problem fixed

[Pj]

thanks for sending JM, looks good!

[H h20]

Hi Jonny,
can you send it me aswell mate,
cheers,Gaz 

[S.A.J]

Got it now JM123 Many thanks

looks very good will have to think about getting one.

Stuart
SAJ WIndow Cleaners Ltd

[Jon T.C.]

And me.  elite.solutions@btinternet.com

[Alex Gardiner]

Thanks for sending that JM,

 I enjoyed viewing it.

[JM123]

No problem Alex.

I weighed the pole with the brush today and it came up at 1.12Kg which I reckon is light by anyones standards.  Currently I am working on having the pole made from a different type of carbon fibre reinforced plastic, more expensive but I am hoping to buy in bulk in order to keep prices down.  This other type of cf is about 40% lighter, is much more rigid and is most often used in formula one cars etc.  I have calculated that if I can have the pole manufactured this way then a 60ft would weigh very close to 2.2Kg with brush.  I'll keep you all posted on it.

[007 or what]

could i have one Please

[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

how much would they cost roughly and also when you say modular are the screw connect or put over

shawn

[S.Carpenter]

can i have the vid plz, stephen@scwindowcleaning.com

[Chris Cottrell]

Thanks for that JM, you seen to be throwing that up and about with incredible ease 

Chris

[johnwillan]

Could I see the video clip please?

[johnwillan]

Sorry it would help if I provided a mail address dooh!
info@idealwindowcleaners.co.uk

[JM123]

007 - no problem mate, e-mail me j.mills175@btinternet.com for further information.

Shawn - the one in the video is £390 inc VAT, this includes the carry bag and a Gaz lightweight brush (anyone you want).

S.Carpenter/John Willan - I'll e-mail you the vids tonight, just getting a cup of tea here.

Chris Cottrell - Yeah its incredibly easy to work with, light as a feather, very grippy too.

ok, backsoon - cup of Namosa waiting.

[Alex Gardiner]

JM123,

Glad that you have joined the modular club!

Fishing Poles Rule!

[Paul Coleman]

In spite of what I have previously thought (and written) about modular poles/external hoses on the type of work that I have, I must admit, this does give me a lot of food for thought.
So, few questions (I haven't seen the video).

1)  Are all the sections (apart from the base section) identical?  It sounds like the sections might be a bit on the fragile side so carrying a spare or two might be a good idea as and when affordable.

2)  I believe that the base section is different.  Is is necessary to remove the base section before adding/removing other sections?

3)  Is twirling the pole hose around the pole (rather than velcroing it) a viable way of working .i.e. does it get in the way?

4)  Are these poles rigid enough to push windows closed without risking damage to the pole or brush assembly?

5)  Is it fairly easy to connect/disconnect sections while pole is extended?  Are they screw-on or push fit?

6)  Does anyone in my area have one who would be willing to show me how they operate with one?  (I'm in the Gatwick area).  Failing that, I would be willing to travel.

7)  I see that there is a two week turnaround in ordering these poles.  What is the turnaround time for repairing/replacing sections?

  Would it be possible to order a shortish version initially and gradually add to it if affordability is an issue? (I guess this is back to the "are all sections identical?" bit)

A lot of questions I know but I wouldn't be asking them if I wasn't beginning to contemplate making a purchase.
In spite of my aversion to modular poles due to the type of work I currently have, I do see that there may be a way forward for me in this regard.

[trevor perry]

can i have a veiw of the vid please