peter rogers
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really u shudnt be using it to close windows lol maybe talk to them and perhaps buy a slx
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I carefully read the user guides and all the demos on how to maintain all gardiner pole systems before hand as I've been cleaning windows for over 20 years and cleaning with wfp over 10 years so no need to put the link in your comments,ps I paid over £400 for a quality tough light xtreme water fed pole which could not stand the crash test dummy for Windows cleaners.@Graham chitty i think it was @Damo done a video also on how to maintain carbon poles
Your be ok with clx or slx but please do no buy the xtreme range because it's not worth the money.really u shudnt be using it to close windows lol maybe talk to them and perhaps buy a slx
Do not buy the xtreme poles tony you will be very disappointed and wasting your money and you will not get a refund for a poor manufactured water fed pole,that's why gardiner water fed pole systems keep trying to upgrade from v1 v2 and now v 3 because there not a reliable pole but still a very high price to pay.Yes I've read that and must confess I've never really cleaned any pole that regularly, but will do.I think the issue here is/was the strength of the v2 model, I broke mine shutting a window. I hoped that it would withstand a drop and be able to push too an open window.
It would seem the v3 is an improvement without the bands and are a very rated pole in the main for people with knackered shoulders or joints.
I will order the two in my cart, as soon as I can come to terms with taking that much out the bank.
Tony
Should of kept my facelift Phoenix hybrid pole now I had no problems with that pole but just fancied a change,biggest mistake I've ever made.Do not buy the xtreme poles tony you will be very disappointed and wasting your money and you will not get a refund for a poor manufactured water fed pole,that's why gardiner water fed pole systems keep trying to upgrade from v1 v2 and now v 3 because there not a reliable pole but still a very high price to pay.
resting on the conservatory roof gutter section when it decided to slid off and hit the decking fence and broke the top section in half
Don't think cleaning it is going to stop it from cracking.Yes I've read that and must confess I've never really cleaned any pole that regularly, but will do.I think the issue here is/was the strength of the v2 model, I broke mine shutting a window. I hoped that it would withstand a drop and be able to push too an open window.
It would seem the v3 is an improvement without the bands and are a very rated pole in the main for people with knackered shoulders or joints.
I will order the two in my cart, as soon as I can come to terms with taking that much out the bank.
Tony
Can you real all of what i wrote in the thread and tell me how it broke the second time round, gardiner water fed poles are supposedly strong versatile etc that can stand up to the job of window cleaning obviously you ain't been cleaning that longlol such a name dropper and a rep destroyer FAO EVERYONE .. GARDINER POLE SYSTEMS WILL CEASE TRADING BECAUSE @Graham chitty HAS HAD A BAD EXPERIENCE and admitted to breaking the pole dont blame gardiner poles mate twas your faults and sillyness and really with 10 year experience with wfp the question shud be .. why leave a 400 quid pole resting on a gutter with your experience ??
@tench0771 I just got the v3 18ft, lovely peice of kit. Extremely light and extremely rigid. I also have v1 25ft & 47ft. Having used all three I quite like the balance of the 25.@Graham chitty i think it may be an ider u sell it on e.bay once u get ur new section as there poles are probly not for you ill be ordering a v3 to try them out tho, ive hurd the v2 poles can be a bit week if ur heavy handed or not very carefull with them lurning curve i think for u,ps i have a slx and its bin droped draged down the road buy a car stood on the lot and its still fine my old pheonix x was wore out in no time it did not even last a year ill never buy one of them again
Thanks tench hopefully getting my replacement tomorrow and I think I will sell it and get myself a slx@Graham chitty i think it may be an ider u sell it on e.bay once u get ur new section as there poles are probly not for you ill be ordering a v3 to try them out tho, ive hurd the v2 poles can be a bit week if ur heavy handed or not very carefull with them lurning curve i think for u,ps i have a slx and its bin droped draged down the road buy a car stood on the lot and its still fine my old pheonix x was wore out in no time it did not even last a year ill never buy one of them again
The 22ft sounds spot on for you and more compact than the 25ft so more maneuverability on ground floor windows. I don't know what all the fuss is about, never had any issues with the extreme poles been using them since Alex brought them out. Maybe we all look after things differently but I'm sure if you treat it like a £500+ pole then you should get years out of it. You won't regret it, wish I'd gone for the 22ft now.@Gilly im guna go for the v3 22ft i i think as my slx is 22ft for my round its a idel size i was toying with maby the 18ft but i think ide reget it as it a tad short for me have u had any problims with your sections? my six is a tougth old dog but i just want a liter pole my m8's extreme 25 fiels fether lite he has the old extreme one before the metel clamping one
But Gardiners are con men according to one of your posts. I think you should apologise to Alex Gardiner personally. If I've ever had a problem with Gardiners it has been sorted without any quibble, no questions asked. Alex Gardiner is a gent!Thanks tench hopefully getting my replacement tomorrow and I think I will sell it and get myself a slx