GSX906 6' Extension Kit for GutterSweep GS900 Gutter Cleaning System

After cleaning out one gutter with the shovel attachment, my attempt to attach the hose adapter was rewarded by a striped out thread caused by cheap plastic threads on the attachment and receiving end. Having giving up on the rinse capability, I re-attached the shovel, checked all connections to make sure they were good and tight, and proceeded to my next gutter only to have the shovel attachment come off in the gutter! Please don't waste your money on this product! Cheap plastic connectors and threads are doomed to fail on this P.O.S. product.

Rotary tool broke during first use. Tried hooking up the water hose and water would only trickle out of the end of the gutter cleaner. I bought the extension set too. I can still clean the gutters with the brush attachment but the rest doesn’t work.

This is actually a pretty decent product. Well constructed, quality materials throughout. My gutters are really, really bad, and this is by no means a "miracle cure" for my gutters, but with slow, methodical work, it is working. One word of advice though, wear safety goggles, and at least a shirt you don't care about, as you WILL get wet and dirty, and for some reason, when it splashes (and it will), it seems to aim right at your face (Murphy's law?). I like it, and I would recommend it. Just make sure you have a decent cordless drill, at least 18 volts, like a Dealt, Makita, or even better, a Milwaukee like I have (Plenty of torque) and keep it on slow speed (setting 1). I also like the fact that you can also repurpose this as a paint roller extension. Oh, and it also comes with a digital camera mount so you can take a picture of your gutter to give you a before and after shot... way cool! Worth the money in my opinion, and it's actually kind of fun

So I have a home with rain gutters about 18 ft in the air. Needless to say, I was not very excited to get up on the roof to clean them out! This product looked like an awesome solution. Unfortunately, the results were mixed.The good:The attachments and poles are well made.The best tool in the bunch was the scrub brush that can spray water- it really does a good job freeing up the dirt.It can actually reach quite high from ground level as long as you have the pole attachments.The bad:The rotating brush/paddle attachment broke pretty quick after I started using it. My drill was too beefy, and stripped out the plastic coupling inside the gear. If you have a drill with a clutch, put it on as low of a setting as you can.Its HEAVY! After working for a while, my shoulders and arms were on fire. The "flicking" motion described in the manual for lobbing the dirt/debris out is not really possible once the extensions are attached.Honestly, I cant see myself getting a lot of use out of this. I am attaching some anchors and wearing fall protection next time I have to go up, and just doing it by hand. I can see this being a great product for light residential clean up, but it is not working that well for me. Once the extensions are attached it gets very cumbersome to use.3 stars. Product gets a meh.

I use the pole and brush attachment to brush off the screen on top of the gutter. Keeps me off the ladder and gets the build up of leaves and Live Oak debris from accumulating on top the screen. The curved end added to the pole was the answer!

I dont buy any of the 3 or more star reviews. this product is garbage. the rotary part did not work out of the box. the scoop works fine, but I can go to my local mega hardware store and make a scoop for half the cost, and the hose attachments sort of work, but leak like crazy.. would not recommend. would return if returns were actually possible. just buy a ladder. this is a nice idea, but not well made.

I really wanted this device to work but, alas, it didn't. The problem is that in order to use the main attachment -- the rotary paddle brush -- you need this right angle gear drive attachment for it to work effectively. This locks the brush in one of two positions so you can either sweep the gutter from right to left or, if you reverse the direction, sweep from left to right. Anyway, mine broke and now just swivels around and won't stay fixed. This makes the paddle brush flop around and not generally not stay in the gutter. I suppose I can still use the gutter scoop and the gutter brush as they don't require the right angle drive attachment.I will say it DID do a pretty good job while it was working. I cleaned out my two lower gutters with no issue. I found that even with the extension, I still needed to use a stepladder to reach the upper gutters on my house and maneuvering the pole is a bit unwieldy. I was hoping to find a replacement part on the web but I'm not sure if they sell them or not. I've not found any listed which is a bit of an oversight.Anyway, I'll still use it in reduced capacity I guess. These types of tools are always a gamble as they often just don't work all that well. Maybe there really is no substitution for a tall ladder and bare hands digging through the gutter.