Blackbird Hybrid Water-Fed Pole – 27'
Blackbird Hybrid Water-Fed Pole – 27' with Green Brush
This Blackbird Hybrid Water-Fed Pole is designed for both versatility and performance. This 27-foot pole gives you the reach you need so you can tackle high windows, solar panels, and other elevated surfaces without the hassle of ladders.
The Blackbird Hybrid Pole is constructed with a blend of lightweight materials (carbon fiber & fiberglass). This provides a perfect balance between strength and ease of use. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just getting started, you’ll appreciate how effortlessly it extends and retracts, making even the toughest jobs feel manageable.
This kit comes complete with the 12” Blackbird Green Brush that is equipped with two pencil jets for superior water-fed cleaning power. Together, the brush and pole make a powerful duo.
- 27-foot hybrid water-fed pole for maximum reach and flexibility
- Lightweight and durable construction for easy handling and long-lasting performance
- Comes with the 12” Blackbird Green Brush with two pencil jets for efficient, precision cleaning
- Ideal for cleaning windows, solar panels, and other high/hard-to-reach surfaces
- Easy to extend and collapse, making it user-friendly for any professional
The Blackbird Hybrid Water-Fed Pole is the ultimate cleaning tool, combining reach, power, and ease of use to deliver professional-grade results every time.
All poles come COMPLETE with:
- BLACKBIRD® Nylon Dual trim brush
- Plastic adjustable goose-neck with T fitting
- 50′ of high flow premium clear Blackbird pole hose (Made in Canada)
- John Guest hose to tap fittings and connector. (Made in England)
SPECIFICATIONS:
- EXTENDED: 27ft 8in (8.4 m)
- WORKING REACH: 32ft (up to 3 stories)
- COLLAPSED: 70in, Fits into most vehicles.
- WEIGHT: 5lbs
- WEIGHT with brush: 6lbs
- SECTIONS: 6
- MATERIAL: carbon fiber + fiber glass
- BASE HANDLE DIAMETER: 37 mm (largest section)
EXTENSIONS:
- We do not offer extension pieces for the Hybrid 27.
WARRANTY:
- 1 year against manufacturer defects