still some decent people about

[Posh]

Make yerself a Harris pole @daveyboy1

Then just keep it with you & you've always got a backup.

It's cheap & will get you out of a fix for a couple of days.

 

[Dave B]

I've got a harris pole that i could bodge a screw thread on if needed..dinnae worry

 

[Posh]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191685750301%20

Or one of these. When my Harris broke I either had to make another or buy one. Didn't wanna spend fortunes on a pole as to me they just get me to the window. So I bought this. Pole brush & hose. Very light. Used it today. Was well impressed.

 

[Posh]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201425788725%20

 

[Posh]

None of them work.

 

[Dave B]

The listings have been removed posh

Can't see either

 

[Posh]

Go to eBay and put in wfp poles.

There sold by a company called jcssprayers1

Tolish saw it today @ felt how light it was.

Yer right the links won't work.

 

[Dave B]

Tolish been handling your pole

 

[Dave B]

Who's it made by?? What size? ? Lots to choose from here

 

[MrBump]

Top bloke! Think that guys owed a beer or two :thumbsup:

The question is though, you only have 1 brush?! Lol

My pole slipped 3 times today from 20ft and is totally fine (slx) so carbon will hold up /emoticons/wink.png Not sure for how much longer though! /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Dave B]

Then collapse it when not using it lol

Exactly what i should have done

 

[Jake]

Top bloke! Think that guys owed a beer or two :thumbsup:
The question is though, you only have 1 brush?! Lol

My pole slipped 3 times today from 20ft and is totally fine (slx) so carbon will hold up /emoticons/wink.png Not sure for how much longer though! /emoticons/biggrin.png

Clumsy bumpy!

Yeah the Slx is good old tank of a pole, (in strength not weight of course!)

 

[MrBump]

It's a tank alright. I'm far too lazy to collapse it, hose kept getting caught on wheelie bins so I left it, yanked the hose and down it crashed... You think I would of learnt after the first time but oh no, not bumpy! /emoticons/biggrin.png

I like the look of that ionics brush :thumbsup:

 

[lou]

I started with the ionics 28 grafter. Used and abused. Still goin strong. Just got some new tranverse clamps for it. Looking to buy a new pole soon. Am kinda swayed by the gardiner ones tbh.

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[Jake]

Cor @lou those grafters weigh a tonne! You'll be in heaven when you try a gardiners pole!

 

[lou]

What u got pole wise jake? Gotta get me one of them 1 shots!!!

Well gardiner has got to be tried out, be rude not to. Lol.

Was gonna go to the ionics roadshow in Maidstone today to eye up some of their poles but been to busy with whats due on the round. £130 done so far then my battery dies. Put the fu***d spare battery on and that lasted bout an hour. Off out to finish my last jobs in a min. # CHASE THE QUEENS HEAD!!

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[Jake]

I have a Gardiner clx10, Gardiner Slx35, facelift Phoenix 18, and facelift Phoenix 25,

All good poles, the phono is 18 is the one I use for houses day in day out, very light and rigid

 

[Tuffers]

I've got:

1 CLX 4

1 CLX 18

1 SLX 35

3 SLX 22 <--- yes 3 of the funkers /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Tuffers]

....and 13 brushes

 

[Taxlossloz]

Does anyone use Ionics gear on here? I've never heard of anyone talking about their poles or brushes come to think of it.

Is was wondering same thing

I always thought ionics was the no 1 brand - but maybe not ...

 

[Tuffers]

Is was wondering same thingI always thought ionics was the no 1 brand - but maybe not ...

You see plenty of vans kitted out with their systems, but it seems nobody on here has one?