Marko067
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It definitely works better without the swivel as Alex said in another post somewhere. But I love the swivel so if I couldn't use it with the swivel that would hve been the end of it for me. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how well it did work. It does take some getting used to, but it didn't slow me down today.Hi mark. How you getting on with that device on the swivel. Does it not turn on or off if you have to reach at an angle above a conny or extension roof? It would be good if it was controllable in those situations.
Also what happens if you use your pole sideways in a tight spot?
You could go really crazy and fit a Univalve and a Gooseneck valve. If the Gooseneck proves awkward in a given situation you could lock it open and use the Univalve instead. I'm sure someone will try it.You can also lock it on/off
Try disconnecting the valve from the pole hose and blowing through the end of the valve when its twisted one way. you should be able to blow through when its twisted open. Im thinking you arent opening the valve when twisting on the pole maybe.can't get the gooseneck to work, the water just isnt getting through ther valve, i've tried twisting and turning to no success.