That’s right. You’re the guy who feel off the roof. I get everybody mixed up. Sorry about that. I guess you’re not a cry baby. Way to go!!!
Mark,
How can the wagtail be leading when it’s not as good for closing out at a 90* angle, straight on with a pole and the zero fans a skylight better? For pole work that can’t be done with a regular squeegee handle it sounds like I’m better off with my zero.
I know people love th wagtail but it sounds like it falls short when you need a special angle the most.
I was counting how many people in this thread said wagtail over the zero degree.
The only time closing out is better with the zero degree is with deep ledges. I prefer wagtail for skylights, especially the whirlwind because the pad catches the water as you go down.
Well Mike, it seems like you are wanting reasons not to use the wagtail. If you’re happy with your current setup then go with it. maybe have some patience for me to do some videos on it. Unfortunately I’m overwhelmed with work right now and looks like it will be this way for the rest of the summer so no videos for a while.
Mark,
I’ll have to agree on all three points! 
People certainly do love the wagtail.
The Mr Longarm is great for inside angled skylights. The contour pro plus is not meant to be used with Mr. Longarm. For the pole action to work as per the videos you need to buy the Mr. Longarm tools that fit on to the Longarm pole head. Not that you have to, but you loose the swivel effect that the unique swivel cone system has.
i REALLY like those old style cool videos of the mr.longarm squeegee in action.
The Mr Longarm is great for inside angled skylights. The contour pro plus is not meant to be used with Mr. Longarm. For the pole action to work as per the videos you need to buy the Mr. Longarm tools that fit on to the Longarm pole head. Not that you have to, but you loose the swivel effect that the unique swivel cone system has.
Karlos, I meant to say mr long arm pro curve
Ahh, sorry. Info’ may be of use to others though?
