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]]> http://toolmonger.com/2007/01/06/finds-equalizer-extension-ladder/#comment-11937 Sun, 07 Jan 2007 17:46:58 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2007/01/06/finds-equalizer-extension-ladder/#comment-11937 I bought the Equalizer 24ft in the middle of my exterior season. It saved us a lot of time not having to find bits of wood to jam under the feet to try and level it . The Equalizer also comes with a level built into the first rung so you know that it's level before you step onto it. Mind you, I must admit the level did break after a few months of foot traffic. I guess Werner, in time will fix the problem for the next generation. I thought the Equalizer was so brilliant that I went and bought a 16ft version for painting interior hallways. Great for painting 14ft high ceilings in old Brookline homes just by balancing the ladder on the stairs. Yes it beats that black wedge thing which cost me $85.00. I bought the Equalizer 24ft in the middle of my exterior season. It saved us a lot of time not having to find bits of wood to jam under the feet to try and level it .
The Equalizer also comes with a level built into the first rung so you know that it’s level before you step onto it. Mind you, I must admit the level did break after a few months of foot traffic.
I guess Werner, in time will fix the problem for the next generation.
I thought the Equalizer was so brilliant that I went and bought a 16ft version for painting interior hallways.
Great for painting 14ft high ceilings in old Brookline homes just by balancing the ladder on the stairs. Yes it beats that black wedge thing which cost me $85.00.

]]> http://toolmonger.com/2007/01/06/finds-equalizer-extension-ladder/#comment-11842 Sun, 07 Jan 2007 03:51:56 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2007/01/06/finds-equalizer-extension-ladder/#comment-11842 I added something like this to an existing ladder (required me to mangle the ladder in the process, but it turned out well). Essential for operating on a hill. I added something like this to an existing ladder (required me to mangle the ladder in the process, but it turned out well). Essential for operating on a hill.

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