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Machanically yes, but we've got both types of extensions and the CF one is already longer than the Ali one.
I'd imagine doubling up on the CF one would give you huge reach but may strain bearings etc and be too flexi.
The Ali one is already heavy and I think could not physically be handled doubled up, but try it at the Dealer?
A great tool but two extenders.......not so sure.
Yes, bascially. The Kombi engine units come with a short integral pole with a female connector.
Each 'accessory' then comes with a male connector at one end, pole and a tool at the other end, except the extension poles which are "male end - pole - female connector".
In theory you could just keep adding connectors between Kombi engine unit and the utlimate end tool :)
I think he has 3 extensions, I find it hard to use with one for long periods of time. My dealer says you can but they don't advise it due to the strain it will have on the engine unit.
I would use the metre extension a lot and find it speeds up certain job a lot like wide/tall hedges.
They always say things are bigger/longer in the good old US of A
There is a video I've seen where he uses it and one of this guys helps him pick it up and he stricly uses it vertically (imagine carrying a long ladder, quite easy vertically but very hard if you did it horizontally.