Yes, you can use a heat-gun on low. But I never followed the wide-bodied route in the end. I found the channel slightly too heavy for the handle. If you do decide to go for it - Just take a look at where the screw is to where the channel goes in - you still need to put that screw in after!*
[SIZE=3]Tried to fit a sorbo squeegee channel on a Wagtail Whirlwind Disc with no success, just not designed to accommodate wide squeegee channels.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
It also deformed the thread where the screw goes.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
So as they say please do not try this at home[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
The smaller channels generally fit ok if that is what you like to do.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
The way this has been done was to put a clamp for any sized squeegee channels on wagtail type disc.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
As well as wagtail squeegees disc them selves could be fitted on.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
This one would fit on the yellow disc without altering anything.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
Without worrying about striping threads that hold the squeegee channel in.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
This would enable you to change what ever channel length you wish.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
You then use one handle for many different squeegee channel lengths.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
Also as you may notice that the disc that holds the clamp is made of PVC board.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
Which can be made with minimal tools.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
And will fit on wagtail handles.[/SIZE][SIZE=3]
Here is something different!
You have the swivel directly over you squeegee channel check it out.
SWIVEL OVER WIDE BODY WINDOW SQUEEGEE CHANNEL[URL=“https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY6G1fFIj9I”]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY6G1fFIj9I
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