I have 2 of them would never handball a manual reel again these and extreme poles and brushes alday long.
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Just had these installed looking forward to working with them. Hopefully did my last 100m manual reel in today.
Diamond geezer
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Very smart! Is it commonplace to have a booster pump in a van set up please?Looks like you might have one.
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I travel a fair bit, a few hundred miles from where I live, so need to produce water on the road. The booster ensures I can fill the tank as quickly as possible no matter what the tap TDS and water pressure is.
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i have exactly the same reel.......i leave mine on 99.......it winds in very fast on this setting,great reels,they also have a heavy duty,high pressure brass rotary joint on the side of the reel to keep everything leak free......expensive,yes but a quality piece of kit....the digital battery display comes in handy too.....
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No hot water how do you stop from freezing in winter please.Aii P/F?
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What make are they? PT
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Pure Freedom
Couldn't say, the Wife might find out.
RWCleaning
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Nice set up PT
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Looks very nice , Ime sure it will help your working day run more smoothly a well laid out van increases productivity no end , plenty of room for the vac in there ??
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I got Pure Freedom to do all the work, including taking the hot water system out of the old van, servicing it, and installing it into this. They installed a pole rack and under floor rollers. 800l tank with booster pump, smart charger etc. The bill wasn't far short of £8k
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I was going to say there is space for a bed in there , looks a very nice set up indeed
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Just had my had my hose reel fitted Friday, pure freedom great piece of kit,
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Mine are Pure Freedom, they are an engineering company, Adepta, at heart so hopefully their reels are as good as you can buy.
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You won’t go wrong with either. I looked very closely at both pure freedom and grippa reel at the cleaning show last year and both are excellent. I went with a stainless steel grippa as it’s chainless and the price was better at the show, with 6 months or so of solid work with it, I’m more than happy with it.
I do have the pure freedom swivel base on my grippa reel, great piece of simple innovation that makes life much easier for me.
