I've done a JMB
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they are a great lader
i have the pro series 3
is that a 3 or 4
i love that ladder.
it is amazingly strong
i have it in the back of my berlingo all the time . it is a few ladders in one.
thet only problem is make sure that you tell people to make sure the two locking parts are locking.
i let a sparky use mine but he didnt know and just folded it into the a frame way . the two locks wernt ingaged and it kicked a bit.no one hurted luckily but it scared me.
now im a bit ocd about making sure anyone using it knows
i have the pro series 3
is that a 3 or 4
i love that ladder.
it is amazingly strong
i have it in the back of my berlingo all the time . it is a few ladders in one.
thet only problem is make sure that you tell people to make sure the two locking parts are locking.
i let a sparky use mine but he didnt know and just folded it into the a frame way . the two locks wernt ingaged and it kicked a bit.no one hurted luckily but it scared me.
now im a bit ocd about making sure anyone using it knows
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I've got the same ladder but think got the next size up. Brilliant ladders!
Really handy! Only down side is they are on the heavy side but being compact and versatile makes up for it.
Really handy! Only down side is they are on the heavy side but being compact and versatile makes up for it.
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Most excellent, I have a slightly different model (22') in the bright finish.
A bit heavy but extremely strong and versatile.
I hadn't thought about people borrowing it and having problems, but as was mentioned best not to lend tools and I try to follow that policy anyway.
Jeff
A bit heavy but extremely strong and versatile.
I hadn't thought about people borrowing it and having problems, but as was mentioned best not to lend tools and I try to follow that policy anyway.
Jeff
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Mattywhit said:jmbfestool said:
Should of guessed you would of had one [big grin] I'm not happy now I'm off to buy something else. Just before I hit buy now have you got one of these
Haaahaa. No I don't [crying]. I would love one though!
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Alan m said:
Maybe a model to look at wishing it was a real one lol
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Matt wa made u buy one and y da model? Just asking like!
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Lol no ladder
I have the (looks like) same model. i use it for trimming high hedges and pruning low trees and high shrubs. also very handy for taking care of the honey do lists. Works good on stairs as well. As soon as the weather gets to point where I am back outside, it has a spot reserved on the back of my truck. I don't loan it out to anybody. The spread at the bottom of the rails makes it a very safe ladder under a lot of conditions.
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Mattywhit said:
Valid reason lol
