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The Sidekick opens from 37" to 82" in 3 fiberglass sections. The Junior Trad extends to 11' and the Bravo Trad to 22'6", both a blend of carbon fiber and fiberglass; the 30 Trad is all carbon fiber and extends to 26'.
Pick by the tallest glass you work from the ground: Tucker rates the Junior Trad for windows up to 15', the Bravo Trad up to 27' and the 30 Trad up to 30'.
Each pole ships with an aluminum male Acme tip and a cone tip, so a threaded squeegee handle, mop or applicator goes straight on. The cone tip is wood on the Sidekick and plastic on the other three.
These are trad poles: no water passes through them and no tubing, gooseneck or brush comes with them. Use them with the squeegee and applicator you already own.
Each section locks with a clamp you tighten by hand. Collapsed, the Sidekick is 37", the Junior Trad 52", the Bravo Trad 5'7" and the 30 Trad 6'6".
A slipping joint is fixed on the spot with no tools, and the closed length tells you what fits your vehicle. Tucker guarantees pole sections and clamps against manufacturer defects for life.
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The Sidekick gives a 12' reach at full extension. Tucker rates the Junior Trad for windows up to 15', the Bravo Trad up to 27' and the 30 Trad up to 30'.
Every pole includes an aluminum male Acme tip and a cone tip. The Sidekick's cone tip is wood; the Junior Trad, Bravo Trad and 30 Trad come with a plastic cone tip.
The Sidekick is all fiberglass, which Tucker says is easier to use in cold climates than aluminum. The Junior Trad and Bravo Trad blend standard modulus carbon fiber with fiberglass, and the 30 Trad is carbon fiber.
The Sidekick closes to 37" and weighs just over 1 lb, the Junior Trad 52" and 2 lb, the Bravo Trad 5'7" and 3 lb, and the 30 Trad 6'6" and 4 lb.
No. These poles carry no water and come with tips only, with no tubing, gooseneck or brush. Tucker sells water-fed poles as separate products.
Tucker recommends that you learn and use the right PPE, including dielectric boots and gloves, whenever you work on or around electrical hazards.
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