Pole pruner help

[murry50]

Morning,

many years ago I bought a sectional set of poles with a saw head, hook and cutter head on it from a company in Basildon in Essex UK called Stanton Hope, unfortunately the company is no longer in existence but I have a problem with some of the poles and want to replace them but I don't know what make they are. Would any screw end poles fit? Or does anybody know the make that the poles were that they sold?

Unfortunately I'm unable to get any pictures of the poles as they are in Essex and I'm in Norfolk.

I realise my post is a bit vague but I'm hoping someone may have an idea. 

 

Thanks

[openspaceman]

Have a look at HBM poles, they look like the same size  and thread as my old set which were probably the same as the Stanton Hope ones, still the most capacity lopper head I've seen.

 

ps I have measured mine and the thread seems to be M26 with a fine thread of either 1.5 or 1.75mm pitch

Edited 5 hours ago by openspaceman
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[waterbuoy]

what were/are the poles made of, and what colour are they?  A bit more of a description might help.

[woody paul]

Park pruner was the make stanton hope did. 

As above HBM are the same.

You can replace threads but take some getting apart of old, we have just cut end out in the passed. 

Edited 3 hours ago by woody paul

[openspaceman]

2 hours ago, woody paul said:

Park pruner was the make stanton hope did. 

As above HBM are the same.

You can replace threads but take some getting apart of old, we have just cut end out in the passed. 

It's  the threads of mine which would potentially wear out first, being aluminium male and female.

 

I have a mix of aluminium and fibre glass poles (for utility work) but nowadays as long as not working near electricity I would probably replace with carbon fibre tubes.