Showing posts with label Questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Questions. Show all posts

Monday, January 4, 2010

Happy New Year: Do you have a question about Waterfed in the New Year?


waterfed questions?

1. What pole would be right for this job?

2. Do I have the right parts and accessories?

3. Do I need a different brush?

4. Can I have more hose without a problem with water pressure?

5. What is my TDS?

6. How should I best obtain "spot free" water?

We have been helping customers with waterfed questions over the past fifty years of service. Contact us today to visit about unlocking the benefits of the Tucker Pole and waterfed technology.
1-800-553-8131 or 1-319-363-3591 or by e-mail

Monday, November 23, 2009

Customer question of the day for the Tucker Pole?


We received a recent e-mail from a prospective customer in California.

I would like to purchase model ASH water fed pole.
The distance from the ground to the top of the window is 17'.
I am 5' tall.
What length pole do you suggest? I am thinking 15ASH.
I would like to attach it to my de-ironizer with a hose.
What length hose do I need?
And how can I get pricing?

The answer is different than what the customer was thinking.

The Correct Answer is a Model 20 ASH, since the customer needs to reach 17'.

The expected reach of the Model 15 ASH is 15'

"Model No. is height reached feet." We have been using this model code system, since the 1960s to better serve our customers.

We are thankful for customers like this that express questions. Questions are always welcome, so we can determine the best model or method of window washer or exterior maintenance system required.

Have a great week of Thanksgiving. Our offices are open Monday to Wednesday. We will be closed Thursday and Friday this week in observance of Thanksgiving here in the United States. We want to express our thanks to our customers, distributors and those interested in waterfed.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Basic Water Fed Pole set up for Tucker or any WFP





1. Access to a water faucet... unless you are in Europe or a facility location that doesn't have adequate water pressure or a water faucet, you are one step closer to using a Tucker Pole.


2. Is your water hard? If you throw water on a clean mirror and walk away... does it leave spots? A DI tank or other water treatment options can remove the problem. Getting started can be cost effective and allow your water fed business to grow with you. Water treatment doesn't have to be complicated.


3. The right model for the job you need to perform. The Tucker Pole hooks up to a standard garden hose, so if you have access to a water faucet, garden hose, and your right model of Tucker Pole, you may be ready to roll in cleaning windows and other surfaces. If spotting is a problem, see #2.


We often notice in our industry, people are making use of a water fed pole more complicated than it needs to be. Please let us know, if we can be of service to you with your water fed pole questions or comments.

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