Ladders and safety atatchments for gutter cleaning?

[Trev81]

How much you want for it @Trev81 ??

I'd like very close to £1,450 for it from any member on here, I think I'd get a bit more via eBay but holding off advertising for now.

Got 40ft of carbon poles, 46ft inspection pole, wireless camera and monitor, plus the twin motor industrial 85 skyvac & carry bag for poles and bag for 6 metre vacuum hose.

 

[Dave B]

Not for me mate but i was wondering for someone else

I will pass it on just in case he is interested

 

[adamangler]

cheers trev but not in a position to drop 1.5k on a vac

i dont do many anyway, this little un seems fine tbh

 

[paul1]

Can you purchase a ladder big enough to reach gutters on most standard homes but compact/smaller one that will fot in back of a crew cab van? don't have or want a roof rack on family van, not essential as mainly use gutter vac but sometimes feel need a ladder and wondered if could get compact ones to fit in crew cab back? any advice appreciated or links to products, cheers

 

[johnny bravo]

look out for heavy duty roofers triple extension ladders, solid, you will hardly use the triple, 14 / 16 run

 

[johnny bravo]

stabilizer on top, man at bottom, if too high dont even bother. a simple no, carry on regardless your easy life. cleaning windows, on the ground.

 

[paul1]

stabilizer on top, man at bottom, if too high dont even bother. a simple no, carry on regardless your easy life. cleaning windows, on the ground.

Cheers mate. Where best to get this ladder? Link appreciated. Not really up on ladders. Thanks

 

[Trev81]

Can you purchase a ladder big enough to reach gutters on most standard homes but compact/smaller one that will fot in back of a crew cab van? don't have or want a roof rack on family van, not essential as mainly use gutter vac but sometimes feel need a ladder and wondered if could get compact ones to fit in crew cab back? any advice appreciated or links to products, cheers

You prob can, but I wouldn't want to be at gutter level on a telescopic ladder or some flimsy ladder that packs away really small.

You really want a substantle ladder if your working at those heights and those are mostly not that small when collapsed.

The one I use is 3M collapsed and is a triple with a max height of 8.4M with a extra wide bar at the base with rubber feet.

 

[Diwrnach]

For gutters I have a proper trade ladder, really wide, big wide rungs, 3 sections, its huge and heavy but rock solid even with me on it, was up to gutter level on a high three story on Monday and it was solid as a rock.

Don't skimp on a cheap ladder for gutter work.

 

[Diwrnach]

Mines a youngmans trade t200 9.2 meters 12 rungs.

3.7m collapsed though and weighs 26kg.

But when at 3 stories with gutter at waist height its worth every penny.