Little Giant Lunar ladder...

[Moze]

In the off chance anyone is in the market for an extension ladder, I'm really impressed with this.

28' (25' extended...the "28'" is the working height)
Fiberglass/resin rails (up to 25% lighter than other extension ladders)
Wire cable hooks (might never use them, but nice to have them as an option)
V-rung (great for pylon sign access)
Top two rungs are red "do not step" rungs
Rope is located on the side of the rail (eliminates getting tangled with feet when climbing)
Double pulleys on the rope (super easy to raise and lower)
Skeletonized rails (makes it lighter but also extremely handy to hang spray bottles, tools, etc. from)
Built-in level (ensures proper positioning)

Hard to get excited about a ladder, but I used this for three different jobs today and love it.

 

[SignManiac]

Good tools always make my day!

 

[fresh]

We have the 17' A-frame Little Giant. Its heavy and scary (to me) to put up and take down, but its awesome. And we use it all the time, too.

 

[Moze]

Good tools always make my day!

Agreed! My DeWalt oscillating tool came today as well. Good way to start the weekend.

We have the 17' A-frame Little Giant. Its heavy and scary (to me) to put up and take down, but its awesome. And we use it all the time, too.

Yeah, they're really handy. I have the Werner version and it's a bit heavy (wish I had the Little Giant, it's about 10 pounds lighter). Mine is the 22' (actual height is about 18'-9").

 

[mnapuran]

Hrmm... had a Little Giant ladder for 12+ years and loved em.... hadn't seen this one yet though

 

[Moze]

This is next on my shopping list: click

 

[Moze]

Well, I would have bought the Sumo Stance if I found a good deal on one, but that hasn't happened yet. Bought this one instead to replace my 6' fiberglass step ladder. If anyone does installs, this thing is awesome...I'd highly recommend getting one. I like the fact that the back can drop enabling you to get right up against the wall.