Look at the obstruction 3 stories up.
I’ll be doing this job, all 3 stories of it, with a wfp with my feet firmly on the ground. How will I clear the 30+ inch obstruction 3 stories up?
Read about it here: Mile High Window Cleaning Supply.
Unger multilink goose necks?
Is that how you’d do it?
As for how I’d do it, read about it on my blog: Mile High Window Cleaning Supply. Feel free to shop while you’re there. 
I would use my Go-Go Gadget legs.
Ok I just checked your blog out to see how you would do it if you couldn’t use your Go-Go Gadget legs. I won’t give away the answer, but I look forward to seeing the video.
That looks like a PITA! But I’ve always wondered about those kind of obstructions. Some I can see getting from the top and working down, but others just seem impossible without a lift or something.
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It’s just hard to believe that is going to turn out very well. I would love to see a videio of that job for start to finish. HOw many hours did you bid that job for?
Check out my earlier post’s about a job just like that. We went ahead and used 30 inch goosenecks, but the pole was way too flimsy to do it that way. So what I did, was make a water fed pole out of a SORB*O monster pole and eliminated the gooseneck altogether. I’ve done that job 7 or 8 times now, and it always comes out great.
Charlie
I’m actually subbing that job. I’ve got a standing arrangement with a local competitor. I charge him by the day, and he helps fill up my slower times of the year. It’s worked great for years. Sometimes I work 5 hours and get paid for a day…other times 8 or 9 hours, but never more than that.
I think this job will be a full 8 hours.
I can’t really shoot video start to finish on the job. It wouldn’t work logistically. I may not even be able to take any pics from inside because most…maybe all…of the 3rd floor is private residences.
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Innovative solution. Do you have video of that?
I don’t know what pole you were using with the 30 inch gooseneck (where’d you get that btw), but I’ll be using a carbon fiber pole. That’s a must-have if you’re using a gooseneck that long.
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We do two corporate campuses with 24", 36", & 60" sunshades like this. We use a lift for some, 36" goosenecks on a 45’ carbonfibre (no fun, but it works), and a Gardiner 47 that can just slip between the innermost louver and the glass.
40-45ft single man lift?
No Video, but I have some pics that I’ve posted on here about it before. The pole that we were using with that long gooseneck was a Tucker Pole. Now with the monster pole, we just slip it right under the sunshade, works great.
Charlie
