How do I remove pole hose from brush

[ProFinishWindowCleaning]

I have attached the pole hose to the brush to make sure it was the right fitting (new to wfp) and it won't come out. I brought the brush second hand on eBay so didn't come with instructions.

Thanks

It's a Gardiner's brush (so the listing said)

And it's a Gardiner's pole hose

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[Skxawng]

It's extremely battered but there is a collar that needs pressing in to remove the red insert from the T connector.

Rather than pull it, you should push it back in hard then hold the collar in so it stays in while you pull the red insert out.

I don't know why it has an insert really, the hose can just go directly into the T connector without it.

As it's so bashed up you may have difficulty pushing the collar in though.

 

[Pjj]

As comments above push the black collar towards the tee fitting and pull the hose it should come out but that fitting is a bit baterd 

 

[ProFinishWindowCleaning]

Thanks managed to get it off, can I just out the hose in without the fitting now? Will it stay? Thanks

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[Iron Giant]

Never saw the point of those inserts as the hose will stay in just fine without it. 

 

[AGlassAct]

Never saw the point of those inserts as the hose will stay in just fine without it. 

Unless you use hot - then the inserts are essential.
Check inside the T-piece as sometimes the little teeth that grip the hose fall out, I’ve had one make it’s way to the jets on the brush which made for an interesting retrieval.


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[Alex Gardiner]

I have attached the pole hose to the brush to make sure it was the right fitting (new to wfp) and it won't come out. I brought the brush second hand on eBay so didn't come with instructions.

Thanks

It's a Gardiner's brush (so the listing said)

And it's a Gardiner's pole hose

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If you are having difficulties removing then a large flat blade screwdriver inserted between the red stem shoulder & the black collar gently twisted will separate them. 

 

[Marko067]

Must admit where I have used those JG hosetails I have removed the shoulder with a dremmel as they make it dificult to press down the black collar on the JG connector like this

However, I use the black ones now as they I found the red ones broke too often. At least as used in the picture

 

[Jake J]

 
 
I have attached the pole hose to the brush to make sure it was the right fitting (new to wfp) and it won't come out. I brought the brush second hand on eBay so didn't come with instructions.
 
Thanks
 
It's a Gardiner's brush (so the listing said)
And it's a Gardiner's pole hose
 
Sent using the Window Cleaning Forums mobile app
 
 

Here's the pic forgot to add View attachment 14801

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I'd just replace that T connection for a new one as it is in such bad condition. A new one will cost very little and save you lots of has hassle tbh.


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[ProFinishWindowCleaning]

I'd just replace that T connection for a new one as it is in such bad condition. A new one will cost very little and save you lots of has hassle tbh.


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It's just to get me out there, I didnt have enough for all new and to get it now would cost £6 delivery plus whatever it is for the t part.. I'm working with no budget and saving up for a proper pole from Gardiner's so will have to do until then I suppose.

Thanks for everyone's help



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[Lennie]

It's just to get me out there, I didnt have enough for all new and to get it now would cost £6 delivery plus whatever it is for the t part.. I'm working with no budget and saving up for a proper pole from Gardiner's so will have to do until then I suppose.

Thanks for everyone's help



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I have a few spare knocking about, if you message me yr address I’ll put one in the post to you. 

 

[wee man]

It's just to get me out there, I didnt have enough for all new and to get it now would cost £6 delivery plus whatever it is for the t part.. I'm working with no budget and saving up for a proper pole from Gardiner's so will have to do until then I suppose.

Thanks for everyone's help



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