Telescopic Extention Wands

Telescopic Extention Wand Poll

  • Fiberglass

    Votes: 1 10.0%

  • Aluminum

    Votes: 6 60.0%

  • Fiberglass/Aluminum Combo

    Votes: 1 10.0%

  • Do not use em

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • Total voters
    10
  • Poll closed .
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One Call Power

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Alright, lets see some feeback on what Telescopic Extention Wands are the best or worse. Right now, I am looking at purchasing 2 new wands and looking for the lightest, and easiest to use telescopic extention wands. Basically, you have two types, fiberglass and aluminum. Looking for feedback on 24' and longer.

Which do you find easier and most lightest....
 
I have used many types over the last 18 years. The Coress is by far the best to date!. Expensive but worth it. Aircraft aluminum, light weight,you can add sections to go up to 60ft and has many attatchments available.

Mike Cassidy
www.PowerWashNow.com
Mobile Power Wash of New England
P.O. Box 1511
Plainville, Ma., 02762
508-695-3151
 
60 feet?!?!?! WoW!

I am intersted in this topic, too. I have the yellow fiberglass one and the trigger just broke on it. I REALLY, REALLY hate it!!! It has come in handy in a couple of extreme situations, however I pay for it physically for three days! I have heard a lot of good things about the coress and the extend-a-wands. Any more feedback?
 
We prefer the extend-a-wand. If I had to try any other wand, I'd try a Coress. I have heard good things about them. If anyone hasn't tried a good, quality wand........you are really missing out. They are much easier to handle then the old yellow wands.
 
I have the 48' Coress which I bought to use with the PitchWitch. It has been great to work with. The 48', as well as the 60', come in 12' sections which REALLY increases the shipping. The reason I went with this size was to minimize defection, and it does.

I've had my Coress for over a year and frankly, didn't enjoy using it for anything other than roofs...until this week when I realized that if I remove sections, I could use it for general high-up stuff. WOW, what difference. It hardly weighs anything and is easy to maneuver and NO deflection or wobbling.
 
Ive been thinking about purchasing the Pitch Witch and was wondering about the Coress wands, I see above that I can buy different attatchments, where can these be purchased? John send me a email at ronnie1466@aol.com I would like to ask you some questions about the pitch witch and Coress wands. Thanks, Ronnie Reeves
 
Thanks for all the feedback. I ordered the 24' Extend-A-Wand this morning.
 
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