@@squeakycleandave1 thank you anyway matey only asked as you seem to know what your doing lol and local almost keep making the videos sir always useful
Another good video Dave, couldn't agree more that the Ova8 is one of the best poles. I was getting cramp in my hand alot with the phantom etc. The Ova8 completely fixed the issue!
Now I have the Power and they say knowledge is power I just need the money LOL Great Video Dave layed out brilliant when I saw the cup I thought you was going to say you also nerd a cup of Tea or Coffee lol Thanks Dave
This is so good, I will post it on our new website which we are working on. As always Dave thank you for taking the time out of your day to help so many people in our industry. Your a true credit to your profession 👍
Good video again Dave. I have to agree with you that the ova8 is a superb pole. I have the same set up as in your video apart from having the smaller brush. Keep the videos coming!!
Great video. If you're on a budget you could probably add a brush to the end of that screwdriver and reach first floor windows :-) I fould with hot watter the o-ring on the gooseneck slipped. it could also catch on things so i always wrap the top o-ring with electrical tape. I just found the extra friction kept it still for longer
@@sumitkommando355 the 2 main things for me are The shape. It fits in the hand better and so you don’t have to grip it so tight so you put less stress on your hands. The shape also stops the pole from spinning when the clamps are worn. The clamp are also better as they are fitted with an bolt not glued on so better fr maintenance
@@squeakycleandave1 Cheers m8. Appreciate you replying. I will keep these poles going for as long as possible but will look to maybe upgrade when they are unusable 🙂.
Hi Dave had Ova8 for few months but can't take the gusenek out....was thinking is for good but after this movie I'm confuse....ha ha need more power 😀 regards
Great video i have just brought an ova 8 and set it up exactly like yours really works well ,i might get a longer goose neck as the bronze wool attachment fouls on the sofit at times rgds Paul and Brandon.
You don’t need to get a complete gooseneck. You can get extensions that just clip on www.streamline.systems/product/streamline-ova8-150mm-nylon-brush-extension/
@@gazogle the tubeless setup you don’t see any hose coming from out of your pole. It allows you to wind your pole hose up onto your reel when disconnect It’s an absolutely awesome system but at the moment doesn’t work with the Ova8
Great vid as always dave but get your thinking cap 🧢 on come up with a way to fit a tubeless kit, I sure it can be done but until then it’s Gardiner for me. Take care and stay safe. Cheers buddy 👍
Hi Dave, great video, just ordered my ova8 22ft hi mod, i've also been looking at your tubeless videos. Can you fit a tubeless system as well as a univalve on the ova8 22ft pole? I spoke to Ziggy he gave me a great price for the pole and some other bits i ordered, so thanks for that mate, keep the vidoes coming as a newbie they are so helpful !!
It is good advice my question is can you take a anytime the univalve off the pole in case need it and to put it in another pole or you have to have a few univalves ......!!!!
Most people will have a Uni-Valve on each pole that they use. It is posible to swap the complete hose from one pole to another but it takes 5-10 minutes so it easier to have multiple Uni-valves
Sorry.. one more question. Do you know if you need a certain amount of pressure to use a uni valve?? I’m will only be using my pole from a hoselock garden tap. The pole has worked fine without the uni lock.. would just be great to be able to stop the flow from the pole. I know you are dealing mainly with proper window cleaner normally so might not know! Pete
Hi Peter To be honest I really wouldn’t like to say. The difference between a tap and the pumps we use for window cleaning is when you stop the flow with a window cleaning pump it turns the pump off so there isn’t a constant pressure on the univalve. With a tap that pressure would still be on when you turn the univalve off. It might be worth giving the lads at Exceed a ring and asking them 01384 934 934
How many foot is your top section of that pole? It looks around 4' mine is 6' therefore my valve sticks out the bottom of my Pole when totally collapsed which isn't great but there's no other way around it. Please confirm your top section in Length thank you
It might be worth asking a local plumber. That way you know the work is done properly and insured. I’ve got no insurance to do it for anyone else so it’s not worth the risk of me doing it for people
Thanks for video Dave. Honestly advise I’d give , don’t buy an ova8 pole! It’s needs work on it. Stick to round poles for now. Had nothing but issues with mine and know many say the same.
Hi Dave have you thought about doing a diy tubeless setup for your ova 8? Would it work? I have done it on my gardiner where i have just a very short length of pole hose on the pole then have the rest of the pole hose attached to the reel with a brass reducer.
There’s only one make of univalve. It’s just sold by different suppliers. There are different colours but this makes no difference so you are safe to by from whoever you want 👍
It works like a tap. You pull the hose and it opens the valve and lets the water flow. When you want to stop the flow you pull the hose again and it closes the valve stopping the water
