Maybe you aren’t going to reach speeds of 40 MPH on these Marshalltown knee boards, but at least you won’t sink into the concrete while you’re shuffling along at 0.04 MPH.
Strap into the kneepads, lock your toes into the toe brackets, and you’re ready to work some concrete. The knee boards are made from 18 gauge stainless steel so they won’t turn into rust from contact with wet concrete all day. When the knee pads finally give out, you can replace them without having to buy a whole new pair of knee boards.
Pricing for Marshalltown’s KB230 knee boards start around $110.
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I’m thinking downhill, here.
(you couldn’t have mentioned these while there was still snow on the ground?)
@Toolhearty:
I can still see a foot of snow when I look out the window!
Benjamen Johnson Says:
I can still see a foot of snow when I look out the window!
Northern Illinois, here. We’re supposed to be in the mid-60s by Thursday (off to the beach!).
They do it on water in Wisconsin.