A little!! I now what u mean though first time I used them I ripped a huge gash in one of them. I was thinking of replacing with hose. But I could foresee it wasn’t going to last. Nah I am mastering the v top I rarely need them.
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This.
The stack will serve you better in this situation.
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daaaang. that’s a steal of a deal bro
[MENTION=327]Dangerous[/MENTION] dave posted a cool hack video for those pads wearing out. heat up some one inch vinyl hose in boiling water, then slide them over the stand-off until they are in the same position as the original pads. looks like that will last long time.
Yes !! That’s a great hack. I think it was Jesse that posted a pic, an I saw that he had done that .
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Yeah that’s what I was referring too. I saw that pic as well mike. I think it’s a good solution to a bad thing.
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Get the sectionals! Get the sectionals. Get the sectionals. Get the sectionals.
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The open rung stand offs are great for gutter cleaning - light and set at the proper angle. Plus, you can use them on regular extension ladders as well. I like to use them with my 16’. I prefer using a ladder-max for my 24’ & 32’ for added security (real or imagined :))
I do not think sectionals are as good a choice for gutter cleaning as a Little Giant style ladder because you really do need a more precise height adjustment for gutters than windows if the standoff is going to be placed on the roof above the gutter. Twenty six feet is going to be very heavy.
So your saying a 26’ LG would be better for gutter cleaning? I agree that it would be easier to adjust the height.
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I don’t do gutter cleaning but I would think extension ladders would be best .
Window cleaning. Sectionals
Chandelier cleaning. LG
Gutter cleaning. Extension
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I would agree with mike but if u can only have one ladder because of space or money. The most versitial ladder I believe would be sectionals. Because yah u can make a little extra in a job with chandlers but u can make a whole lot with windows and gutters.
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Thanks for the replies. My issue right now is space, I only have a Jeep Grand Cherokee. It’s a lease and I have to go through next year with it, unless I can get out of it somehow. With that being said, I want to do gutters and windows… Does anyone have an suv like me with ladder racks?
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The LG is very versatile and very heavy. Once I had money for sectionals I never used it again. I don’t do chandeliers or gutters.
If you put a ladder rack on a lease, you might as well buy it. Oh, and don’t use the luggage rack for ladders. Luggage racks are only rated for like 25-50lbs and that ladder will probably rip it right off if you hit a good bump.
For the money and for the space, just get a werner. I’d suck it up until you can get a get a work vehicle with ladder rack. Once you get a ladder rack, I’m with Mike, extensions for gutters and sell the werner.
Do you carry any other ladders other than the sectional?
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Depends what we need for the day. I have 2 full sets of sectionals, a 24’ and a 32’
This picture was taken yesterday we had on the ladder rack one 32’ one 24’ a set of sectionals and a 6’ ladder
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NO! Just the 24ft sectional and a 2ft step ladder.
