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Post #138201683 added 06-22-2020 1:55 PM by WiseShow287 in Deal Talk
Does this come with the scaffold?
Post #138184208 added 06-21-2020 8:27 PM by BrianS9507 in Deal Talk
Thank you. I hate how they advertise these with their reach rather than actual length. It seems like the reach is about 4 feet longer than the actual length so i would need a 26 foot reach ladder,...
Post #138189917 added 06-22-2020 6:40 AM by hpark21 in Deal Talk
Doesn't most home's have 1 or 2 feet eaves? So, unless your ladder can reach the gutter, one will have the eaves to fight when trying to "reach into gutter" making it probably unsafe. I say even...
Post #138176462 added 06-21-2020 2:06 PM by Tonythebrick in Deal Talk
There's a little bit of "bounce" when climbing up and when fully extended to max. I'm a heavy guy though.
Post #138485780 added 07-02-2020 5:17 PM by nitpick211 in Deal Talk
Can I fit this in Camry after pick up?
Post #138198485 added 06-22-2020 11:57 AM by BeerGogglesFTW in Deal Talk
Is the 40 lbs accurate? I own the Gorilla 22ft one, which is supposed to be 37 lbs... But I need another one for a gift. Is this one really just 3 lbs more? People seem to make this out to be...
Post #138183857 added 06-21-2020 8:05 PM by GeorgiyL in Deal Talk
how to avoid shipping?
Post #138202550 added 06-22-2020 2:24 PM by TONNAZ in Deal Talk
Same ladder but manufactured many many years ago. I went back to the HD listing today and it says new "powerlite" rails for lighter weight. Mine was the old. So that must be the difference. I stand...
Post #138189497 added 06-22-2020 6:20 AM by Giraffasaurus in Deal Talk
Oh, you're too retarded to understand that your reach is a factor of your height and armspan? You must be in the trades. 3' ladder =/= 3' reach ladder. I never suggested working off the top 3...
Post #138189812 added 06-22-2020 6:34 AM by UnoriginalGuy in Deal Talk
If his gutters are 18 feet above the ground, if he purchased an 18 foot tall ladder, he wouldn't be able to safely see into the gutters he's meant to be cleaning. So the advice by safety agencies...
Post #138183944 added 06-21-2020 8:11 PM by BrianS9507 in Deal Talk
Gutters are about 18 feet. What size should i get?
Post #138341516 added 06-27-2020 12:19 PM by BalancedOne in Deal Talk
I just purchased this ladder and was somewhat hesitant based on my previous experience with my in-laws little giant ladder. Great ladder, but it was a BEAST and challenging to operate. I was very...
Post #138176963 added 06-21-2020 2:32 PM by hucksack in Deal Talk
Any way to get around the $30 shipping fee? I do not have a vehicle big enough to fit this ladder inside (small hatchback). Edit: nevermind, looks like it will fit!
Post #138176336 added 06-21-2020 1:59 PM by limey2 in Deal Talk
Awesome ladder, but very very heavy. It’s a major chore when needing to drag it upstairs and all around the house through multiple door ways. But I do like the ladder despite the hassle of moving it.
Post #138182996 added 06-21-2020 7:19 PM by ShrewdWater505 in Deal Talk
It's true, feels heavier than 40lb and can be tiring if you have to move it around a lot.
Post #138191951 added 06-22-2020 8:05 AM by TONNAZ in Deal Talk
This thing is heavy. I've own this for years and bought when it was in SD. I use it when I need to do serious work outside of my house,. The weight keeps me balanced and well established so it's a...
Post #138173138 added 06-21-2020 11:18 AM by blakemitchell in Deal Talk
They were out of stock at the 2 closest stores to me. I ordered from another and just got a call from the store saying they were out and we’re cancelling the order. I went ahead and tried a 4th...
Post #138484676 added 07-02-2020 4:26 PM by Relik in Deal Talk
No, the scaffold is around $140 by itself. Here: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Werner-6-ft-9-ft-Aluminum-Telescoping-Scaffold-Plank-with-250-lb-Load-Capacity-PA206/100658954 I picked up this ladder...
Post #138489653 added 07-02-2020 8:06 PM by Relik in Deal Talk
I don't know if you have a trunk, folding seats a hatchback or what, so I can't speculate on that. It extended out of my sedan a few feet but state law in Texas is that we can have 4 feet of...
Post #138170120 added 06-21-2020 8:52 AM by iordache in Deal Talk
22 ft. Reach Aluminum 5-in-1 Multi-Position Pro Ladder with Powerlite Rails 375 lbs. ...
Post #138184130 added 06-21-2020 8:22 PM by UnoriginalGuy in Deal Talk
If your gutters are 18 feet off the ground, the ladder should be 22 feet tall or taller, because you shouldn't be standing on the top two rungs (as the ladder's label will happily remind you)....
Post #138186527 added 06-21-2020 11:16 PM by Giraffasaurus in Deal Talk
Other guy is wrong. The 22' reach ladder has an extended length of 19'. Propped up at (I believe) 75* the highest safe standing rung will be ~15.5'. So if you're 6' tall with an arm span of 28"...
Post #138206666 added 06-22-2020 5:22 PM by Peakmaster in Deal Talk
Not slick. No option for delivery.
Post #138177179 added 06-21-2020 2:43 PM by mystical80 in Deal Talk
The 22" had been $99 before
Post #138182927 added 06-21-2020 7:16 PM by ShrewdWater505 in Deal Talk
Nope bought my 22' for $99 and it's 375 lb rating.
Post #138178163 added 06-21-2020 3:31 PM by VCarnage in Deal Talk
That may have been the 250lb limit one... This is 375lbs.
Post #138188783 added 06-22-2020 5:29 AM by UnoriginalGuy in Deal Talk
You're so full of BS. I linked directly to OSHA guidance which couldn't be any more clear cut: Making up some strange nonsensical calculation (feet + height + reach? wtf) to justify your point...
Post #138176402 added 06-21-2020 2:03 PM by Tonythebrick in Deal Talk
I bought an 18' foot reach because it was "just enough". I ended up returning it for this 22 footer. The extra 4 feet was totally worth the extra $50 and extra weight for an upcoming project. Made me...
Post #138183260 added 06-21-2020 7:35 PM by UnoriginalGuy in Deal Talk
Just talking about brands (not individual ladders): - Gorilla (Best) - Werner - Little Giants (Worst) The tolerances on the Gorilla are a little tighter than the Werner but the Werner are a...
Post #138177965 added 06-21-2020 3:20 PM by limey2 in Deal Talk
Feels like 75lb
Post #138178184 added 06-21-2020 3:33 PM by Johnybrk in Deal Talk
Same returned the 18 to get the 22, extra lenght is worth it for those random times it's needed. This way i will only have one ladder as well.
Post #138170399 added 06-21-2020 9:06 AM by frankowen in Deal Talk
I purchased the 1A rated unit around Black Friday but my wife hated it. It made her feel uncomfortable with how it bent/flexed so I have been waiting on a 1AA to go on sale. Hopefully this one is...
Post #138185117 added 06-21-2020 9:23 PM by tC2009 in Deal Talk
Little Giant is not a Lowes brand. It's a name brand ladder company
Post #138187898 added 06-22-2020 3:10 AM by BOGOboy in Deal Talk
Nice! If i need something and it's a good deal, i don't take 0 for an answer without seeing it with my own eyes. This post reminded me of when i got mine last black friday for $119 (i think). I...
Post #138176084 added 06-21-2020 1:46 PM by BeautifulStar162 in Deal Talk
I picked up the Gorilla 18’ one for $99 last week. How does this compare? Should I return and get this?
Post #138185327 added 06-21-2020 9:35 PM by JuanL1597 in Deal Talk
Brickseek/website said none available. I went to the store and there was one sitting there.
Post #138189836 added 06-22-2020 6:36 AM by hpark21 in Deal Talk
I HATE this "reach" crap. Why not just state the length of the ladder and be done with? Everyone's reach will be different, even "standard" 5f 4i person MAY have longer/shorter arm. Why not just...
Post #138202397 added 06-22-2020 2:18 PM by Nightdiver13 in Deal Talk
You must be thinking of a different ladder. I just measured mine and it came out to 42.5 lbs. Still over the manufacturer claims, but nothing close to 55 lbs.
Post #138205931 added 06-22-2020 4:52 PM by SoulShadow in Deal Talk
Bought one, great ladder, huge though, 6.5ft minimum height. It's only 40lbs so it's really not too bad to move at all.
Post #138250637 added 06-24-2020 9:10 AM by jkim403 in Deal Talk
I just purchased this ladder in store yesterday. The reports of how heavy it are a bit exaggerated. If I was a professional, I wouldn't be lugging it around everyday, and my 110lb wife would have...
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