Rotary Brush Electric Oval Adaptor 50ft
This pole adapter is used with ProTool Oval 27ft pole to attach the Electric Rotary Brush.
The aluminum tip is oval in shape and fits perfectly into the top of the Oval ProTool Pole.
Used to support the Electric powered rotary brushes for Atrium and Solar Panel cleaning and connect them to various water sources.
Assembly required: Send the 1/4in tip of the hose through the pole and then attach the pole adaptor to the end of the 1/4in male connector on the hose. Add the M22 Fitting to the adaptor to the tip of your brush has that fitting style or use the JIC Swivel fittings for the 3/8in not style attachment then select the appropriate fittings for the other end of the hose to connect to your water source
Attach the powered rotary brush directly to the tip of the pole adapter using the appropriate Tip Adaptor.Tip installed in ProTool Oval Pole.
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The tip extends from the pole to allow mounting of the appropriate Tip (M22 Male or JIC Connectors)
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The Oval Shape is anti-twist in the pole tip
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Send 1/4in End of Hose through Pole
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When out the other side attach pole Adaptor
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When you have an M22 Brush connection use the M22 adaptor and Tighten the Pole Adaptor and M22 14MM fitting to the end of the hose
Completed Pole Top configuration
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