[daniel b]

Thought i would post some pics of this pole and i must say what a great pole we had two full days of using it at 60ft and came hme each day with noachin arms and shoulders lol i know for a fact if we were using some of are other 60ft poles it would have been a lt harder, i was a bit unsu about the brush but it doe a great job although im not sure how long it would last on this type of work.

[daniel b]

some more

[Captain Scarlet]

sl2 at 50ft:

[daniel b]

how can i make the pics a little smaller they seem too big not the best at this computer lark lol

[Moderator David@stives]

Now that is where the supalite comes into its own.

I would have put a 16 in brush on for that job though.

[Captain Scarlet]

Somebody posted a link for a site that enabled you to do it but I post pictures by first hosting them online and copying their address to this site. So in reality you are seeing a picture from another site, it doesnt actually get stored on Cleanitup. I use Picasa and Flickr

[Moderator David@stives]

The pics look fine to me, no need to alter them

[Captain Scarlet]

Dave if you put a big heavy 16inch brush on it then it ruins the point/fun out of using a light pole, a 16inch vikan weighs nearly 1kg if not more, The sl2 only weighs 1.8kg at 50ft. i agree a 16 inch brush would be better, but no light alternative exists at this moment, except the Tucker, which still is a little heavy, Luke

[daniel b]

we had too use a cherry picker on some parts due too cement

[Moderator David@stives]

I know what your saying, but on that job looks like sweeping your backyard with a tooth brush.

[Mike 108]

Wow. That's some job, Daniel.

No aching arms or back - but what about your neck?

How much glass can you clean, vertically, before having to take a length of pole off - the job must seem never-ending?

Do you ever go inside and inspect your work?

Regards

Mike

[daniel b]

the amount of people stoppin and takin photos and askin questions etc was funny people nearly fallin over themselves wacthin us.

[Captain Scarlet]

but on that job looks like sweeping your backyard with a tooth brush.

!!!Was what I was thinking when I looked at the picture! Luke

[Moderator David@stives]

Daniel

Fair play, you have big cahoonies.

Dave

[Captain Scarlet]

he amount of people stoppin and takin photos and askin questions etc was funny people nearly fallin over themselves wacthin us.

If your working on a road this is a genuine h&s concern. I have nearly been hit be people looking up at the pole!!! Luke

[daniel b]

Wow. That's some job, Daniel.

No aching arms or back - but what about your neck?

How much glass can you clean, vertically, before having to take a length of pole off - the job must seem never-ending?

Do you ever go inside and inspect your work?

Regards

Mike

lol yes defo achin neck after but there was 10 of us there so 2 or 3 of us took it in turns,we go too go back next week as that is only half the job.

[Captain Scarlet]

On the job picture above I was cleaning 7 in the morning till 7 at night no exaggeration, my dad had to control traffic and he is holding the pole for the picture. I did get an hour break when my dad did the side of part of the building but apart from that I was cleaning 11 hours solid. Biggest working day ever, was wrecked at the end but glad Ive got the sl2, Luke

[daniel b]

couple more, i will post some more of the other side on thur when we next use the pole again as we mainly inside next week.

[Captain Scarlet]

heres my dad holding it at 45ft

[Captain Scarlet]

And the pole in action: