Gardiner Capsule jet support for univalve

[windowsurfer]

There already is a support system.

https://www.streamline.systems/product/streamline-gtm-pole-harness/

Seen that system, didn't realise streamline done them, pricey bit of kit, but if you do alot of high stuff would be worth it, I only do a few real awkward ones where my shoulder injury screams at me saying this is very uncomfortable n why do I do this job.

Be good for softwashing roofs, perhaps.

 

[spruce]

It's about time one of the big suppliers made something to solve this fairly longstanding issue. I wasn't expecting it to look quite so similar to my solution but I guess that must just be the best way to do it. I'm kinda expecting Gardiners to eventually come up with some clamp that is built into the gooseneck. We'll see i suppose. 

I seem to remember that Gardiners did have something out on trail with a few window cleaners.

The other point of view is that the Univalve isn't a Gardiner's product. It should be up to Exceed Innovations to come up with a workable solution that's professional. Steve's solution is the 'hose stay'.

Gardiners have a rotary valve that doesn't put strain on the brush fittings when activated and deactivated. The problem is that the first Peter Fogwell design was unreliable so gave the product a questionable reputation IMHO. Its the reason why I don't have one.

Although the Univalve is an amazing bit of kit, I find the old Aquadaptor much easier to operate. I have an old Aquadaptor back on my day to day pole.

 

[spruce]

There already is a support system.

https://www.streamline.systems/product/streamline-gtm-pole-harness/

Isn't anyone going to bring out a converted zimmer frame on wheels for me?

 

[Iron Giant]

Isn't anyone going to bring out a converted zimmer frame on wheels for me?

I can see on this