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Werner MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder, 22-Foot
List Price: $541.75
Sale Price: $164.00
You save: $377.75 (70%)
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Offering incredible versatility, the Werner MT Series Telescoping Multiladder is the only ladder you may ever need. Each MT Series ladder can be easily transformed into a twin stepladder, extension ladder, stairway stepladder, or two scaffold bases. Ideal for indoor and outdoor jobs, each of these professional-grade ladders is ergonomically constructed, features push-knob hinges, and is built to last with double-riveted steps.Telescoping MT-22 MultiladderAt a Glance:300-pound load capacity per sideConvert into a twin stepladder, stairway stepladder, extension ladder, or two scaffold basesSmooth curved rails for comfortable climbingDouble-riveted steps for long-lasting durabilityExtra-wide flared bottom for firm supportHeight adjustments are a snap with the spring-loaded J-locks. View larger.Supports up to 300 pounds/side. View larger.Multiple Working PositionsThe only ladder you may ever need, each MT Series ladder is incredibly versatile and can be easily converted to a stepladder, stairway stepladder, twin stepladder, extension ladder, or two scaffold bases to be used with a plank (plank not included).The MT Series is available in four models--MT-13, MT-17, MT-22, and MT-26--allowing the choice of the perfect size for individual applications.Twin Stepladder Position Supports 300 Pounds Per SideWhen set up as a stepladder, the Werner MT Series has a load capacity of 300 pounds per side, including person and materials.Easy Conversions and Height AdjustmentsEach ladder's inner section allows it to be folded into three set positions: extension ladder, twin stepladder, and storage. Each of these configurations is made possible by using the push-knob locking hinges located on the sides of the ladder.Height adjustments are also a snap thanks to the spring loaded J-locks. Simply disengage the J-locks on either side, telescope the section out to the desired length (in one-foot increments), and then reengage the J-hooks.Durable and SafeMT Series Telescoping Multiladders are just as durable as they are versatile. Double-riveted steps provide long-lasting durability, and an extra wide flared bottom provides firm support. What's more, smooth curved side rails provide comfort and safe climbing, while heavy duty non-marring feet provide slip resistance.About Werner: The Pros' ChoiceWerner, the most trusted name in ladders, is preferred by pros more than any other brand. For over 60 years, pros have looked to Werner to supply their climbing equipment needs. Werner manufactures a full line of safe, professional-grade products for any job, and it builds its ladders to withstand even the most challenging tasks--that's why Werner ladders are found on more jobsites than any other brand.What's in the BoxOne Werner MT Series Telescoping Multiladder, and instruction manual.Converts to a twin stepladder, stairway stepladder, 2 scaffold bases, or extension ladder.Model NumberDuty RatingStep Height (feet)Extension Height (feet)Stair Height (feet)Scaffold Height (feet)Approximate Cubic Feetper UnitApproximateShipping Weight (pounds)MT-131A3 - 57 - 113 - 51 - 25.931.6MT-171A4 - 79 - 154 - 71 - 36.939.6MT-221A5 - 911 - 195 - 91 - 410.847MT-261A6 - 1113 - 236 - 111 - 512.362.6
Features
- 22-foot telescoping multiladder with 300-pound duty rating
- 28 different working heights or positions by converting into a 2-person stepladder, extension ladder, or scaffold
- Soft-touch push knobs are the key to this versatile ladder, enabling you to get the job done easier
- Professional-grade ladder with double-riveted steps and heavy-duty non-marring feet for slip resistance
- Reach your project safely thanks to the ladder's extra-wide flared bottom for sturdy support
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8 Must-haves for the Independant Claims Adjuster
Making a responsible decision to become an insurance adjuster, particularly an independent insurance adjuster, means knowing what equipment, gear, or "stuff" an adjuster should have in the field. Because independent insurance adjusters operate as independent contractors, they are frequently required to supply their own adjusting equipment. In general, there are 8 things that every independent adjuster should plan to have in the field. These items are not merely luxuries, but more like necessities, without which the job becomes difficult if not altogether impossible.
In Part I of this article, we will look at the first four:
Must-Have #1: A Vehicle.
This is a bit of a no-brainer. The real question is what kind of vehicle an independent adjuster should drive. Some folks are under the impression that a claim cannot be properly handled unless you first arrive in an F-350 Turbo Diesel Dually. Certainly there are benefits to having a powerful truck in the field but in this author's opinion the better vehicle alternative is probably a smaller gas-efficient car. With foldable and telescoping ladders available everywhere, you can stow your ladder away neatly in any average-size sedan or coupe's trunk. Independent adjusters might drive a hundred or more miles daily so the issue of fuel economy should not be taken lightly. Further, negotiating your way through a heavily-trafficked street in Miami or New Orleans is far easier in a nimble Accord than in a blocky Hummer. And finally, in some areas, adjusters may just as soon not draw attention to themselves. Pulling into a high crime neighborhood in a $50,000 automobile wouldn't make me feel altogether easy. For my money, I'd prefer to just pass under the radar in an '01 Camry. Obviously the question is finally resolved by what kind of vehicle you are comfortable with. But keep in mind that the job can be done just as efficiently in a small coupe as a full-sized pickup.
Must-Have #2: Navigation Device
A good GPS system might be the single best investment an independent adjuster can make. Independent adjusters, especially when working catastrophic claims, might scope four to six properties in a day. These properties may be spread out over a surprisingly wide geographical area. Using a traditional paper map is laughable when compared to the amazing speed and accuracy of a dash mounted GPS system. In fact, I would estimate a GPS system saves an adjuster at least of an hour a day in missed turns and forced stops to consult the Rand McNally. Project this over a month and you have a good 30 hours, or over an entire day, of time saved. That’s an extra four or five claims closed per month. In some cases I would estimate that a GPS system can increase an adjuster's efficiency by as many as 10 claims per month. Cat adjusters are paid per claim, so that’s an extra $2,000 to $5,000 in pocket per month. And finally, the frustration alone that a GPS prevents is worth the price tag.
A dash mounted GPS is a good option. Most models have more features than you will ever use so keep it basic and don't bother with anything over $700. A far lower priced option and one that is still absolutely packed with features is a program like Microsoft Streets and Trips. This $100 program is meant to be installed on your laptop and comes with a GPS device that connects to your computer via a standard USB plug-in. Streets and Trips allows you to take 10 destinations, find your current location, and calculate the quickest way to visit all 10. This is an excellent feature when planning your day's claim route.
Must-Have #3: Laptop Computer
The days of hand-writing claims are essentially over. Electronic preparation and delivery of estimates is now standard and a laptop computer is the technology for the task. Xactimate and MSB IntegriClaim are the most commonly employed estimating programs and have minimum system requirements. Count on having a laptop with at least a 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, 1.5 Gig of free hard drive space available, and a monitor resolution of 1024X768 or higher. With that in mind, don't let unconscientious salesmen or websites push heavy graphic packages or upgraded sound cards if you are buying a new laptop. You want to write estimates with this computer - not play Halo on a network in a college dorm.
Some adjusters have recently begun using tablet laptops (laptops with touch screens that swivel and fold down on themselves). In theory an adjuster could take such a laptop on a residential or commercial claim, hold it like a clipboard, and write the majority off the estimate in electronic form at the property. As usual, however, the technology for tablets is slightly behind the conceptual and promotional curve. I'd recommend waiting a few more years for the workability of the technology to catch up with the concept (which is a good one).
Must-Have #4: A Good Ladder
Roof damage due to hail and high winds results in tens of thousands of claims yearly and property adjusters should be prepared to spend some time on roofs. A good ladder is your connection to the roof. Most accidents befalling claims adjusters involve ladders and the interchange between ladder and roof. Having a stable ladder should help give an adjuster peace of mind.
There are three types of ladders in common usage. Foldable ladders are an excellent option for adjusters. They come in a variety of models all of which will generally break down to around 5ft in their folded state. This is small enough to fit into virtually any trunk unless your adjusting vehicle of choice is a Miata. Wood models are even becoming available in fold-up form and are a better option than aluminum when working in areas where encounters with power lines may be of concern. Another highly compact ladder is the telescoping ladder. Telescoping ladders are generally the most compact ladder on the market today. The primary drawback, and it is a big one, is that a step will occasionally disappear when sufficient weight or the wrong directional force sends a rung of the ladder zipping into the one below it. This can have disastrous results. If you are going for compact, I'd recommend the foldable variety. Traditional ladders are generally quite stable and secure but can't match the versatility of the foldable ladder.
Must-Have #5: Digital Camera
A claims adjuster must represent as accurately as possible the damages or lack thereof to the claimant's property – literally painting a picture whereby file reviewers can asses the situation remotely. Sketching and watercolors aside, you need a camera and if you want to close claims quickly it had better be digital. Some claims with multiple types of damages can require hundreds of photos and scanning in that kind of number manually would be a nightmare. Digital cameras are quick, efficient, and built for the electronic estimate delivery. Don't bother with an SLR or, for that matter, anything costing you more than $300. You want something smallish, somewhat light, and preferably having a good return policy. In the process of doing a scope, particularly while scaling ladders and maneuvering about roofs, it is extremely easy to drop your camera – sometimes several stories down. A good return policy ensures that your purchase is safe. Regarding mega-pixels - anything above 7 or 8 mega-pixels is probably overkill. Do remember that digital cameras require an inordinate amount of batteries so be sure to always have at least three spare sets before going out to scope claims.
Must-Have #6: Measuring Devices
There are two broad initial determinations made when assessing property damage: what is damaged and how much? Measuring devices tell you how much. A simple 25ft Tape Measure is your first tool. From there you should at least consider expanding your tool-kit to a laser tape measure. Imagine you are scoping a residence with interior damage to multiple rooms. The first room is quite large and filled with heavy clutter. Instead of trying to thread 18ft of tape out of your FatMax through sofa and electronic equipment in one direction and then another 22ft across a bar-set in the other direction, you simply click once in each direction and Presto!, you have your measurements. If you are measuring 5 or more rooms in one house you will probably shave 15 minutes off your scoping time. Over the course of a month, this time saved will result in more claims closed. Now some folks don't trust the accuracy of the laser measurer and, in fact, some insurance carriers will not allow their adjusters to use them. From my experience they work exceptionally well but do check with your claims manager before parading your new Disto around the office. A rolling measure can also come in handy, especially for roofs where a traditional 25ft tape measure will seldom be sufficient to measure every length of the roof. Again, in some instances, the use of rolling measures is not allowed, so do check with your claims manager.
Must-Have #7: Tool-belt
In addition to your digital camera and various measuring devices, there are a few other items that are indispensable to a claims adjuster. This invites the logical question of "Where do I put all this stuff?". The answer is a tool-belt. Standard contractor toolbelts will do but pale in comparison to the variety that are custom built for claims adjusters. Custom adjuster tool-belts are specifically engineered to carry the necessary tools of an adjuster. Imagine climbing your ladder with both hands while securely carrying with you a digital camera, tape measure, wheel measure, clipboard, chalk, pitch gauge, and shingle gauge. Standard tool-belts may or may not be able to do this but certainly cannot do so as securely and intelligently as custom made belts. Stay organized and stay safe with a good adjuster tool-belt.
Must-Have #8: The Adjuster Dress-Code
Adjusters are almost always expected to observe a dress code. The particular code may vary from company to company but in general you should expect to wear a sharp polo and khakis. Jeans won't cut it and tee-shirts, unless distributed to you specifically for wear in the field, are too informal. You want a professional and competent appearance. Adjuster footwear is another consideration. As you will be spending time on roofs, think about obtaining shoes that have strong traction. Leave the penny loafers at home or you risk skating off a steeply pitched roof. Specially crafted boots called Cougar Paws, with felt-like material adhered to the bottoms, were developed with roof walking in mind. In any case, remember that an independent adjuster spends a good deal of time on his or her feet and comfort and traction are the name of the game.
Having the right gear is critical for an independent insurance adjuster because it allows them to not merely do their job but do it with maximum efficiency. And an efficient claims handler is an adjuster who will never go hungry.
About the Author
In addition to his blog "Well-Adjusted", Mr. Kerr co-owns and operates AdjusterPro LLC, a rapidly growing business providing training and licensing to insurance adjusters. To find out more about how to become an insurance adjuster, contact AdjusterPro directly at (214) 606-8370.
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Small Textured Rock Holds Set of 8, Blue
List Price: $17.98
Sale Price: $16.95
You save: $1.03 (6%)
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These are small polyethylene molded rocks with easy grip texture surface. This is a set of 8 in three different shapes. Each rock has two mounting holes. The aprox size of each rock is 4" x 2 1/2". The colors are blue and green.
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- Mounting Hardware Included
- These come in red, blue, green and yellow.
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Stand N Swing
Sale Price: $19.49
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This is a stand n swing with 8 foot of rope. The platform of the swing is 12 3/4"x 12 1/4". This comes in green only. It is for ages 3 and up.
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Textured Rock Holds Set of 12, Green
List Price: $32.98
Sale Price: $31.50
You save: $1.48 (4%)
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These are polyethylene-molded rocks with easy grip texture surface they are not smooth like the cheaper and smaller brand you might see. This is a set of twelve in three different shapes. Each rock has two mounting holes and comes with all mounting hardware. The colors available are blue and green.
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- Mounting Hardware Included
- Set of 12
- Comes in Blue or Green
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Werner MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder, 22-Foot
List Price: $541.75
Sale Price: $164.00
You save: $377.75 (70%)
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Description
Offering incredible versatility, the Werner MT Series Telescoping Multiladder is the only ladder you may ever need. Each MT Series ladder can be easily transformed into a twin stepladder, extension ladder, stairway stepladder, or two scaffold bases. Ideal for indoor and outdoor jobs, each of these professional-grade ladders is ergonomically constructed, features push-knob hinges, and is built to last with double-riveted steps.Telescoping MT-22 MultiladderAt a Glance:300-pound load capacity per sideConvert into a twin stepladder, stairway stepladder, extension ladder, or two scaffold basesSmooth curved rails for comfortable climbingDouble-riveted steps for long-lasting durabilityExtra-wide flared bottom for firm supportHeight adjustments are a snap with the spring-loaded J-locks. View larger.Supports up to 300 pounds/side. View larger.Multiple Working PositionsThe only ladder you may ever need, each MT Series ladder is incredibly versatile and can be easily converted to a stepladder, stairway stepladder, twin stepladder, extension ladder, or two scaffold bases to be used with a plank (plank not included).The MT Series is available in four models--MT-13, MT-17, MT-22, and MT-26--allowing the choice of the perfect size for individual applications.Twin Stepladder Position Supports 300 Pounds Per SideWhen set up as a stepladder, the Werner MT Series has a load capacity of 300 pounds per side, including person and materials.Easy Conversions and Height AdjustmentsEach ladder's inner section allows it to be folded into three set positions: extension ladder, twin stepladder, and storage. Each of these configurations is made possible by using the push-knob locking hinges located on the sides of the ladder.Height adjustments are also a snap thanks to the spring loaded J-locks. Simply disengage the J-locks on either side, telescope the section out to the desired length (in one-foot increments), and then reengage the J-hooks.Durable and SafeMT Series Telescoping Multiladders are just as durable as they are versatile. Double-riveted steps provide long-lasting durability, and an extra wide flared bottom provides firm support. What's more, smooth curved side rails provide comfort and safe climbing, while heavy duty non-marring feet provide slip resistance.About Werner: The Pros' ChoiceWerner, the most trusted name in ladders, is preferred by pros more than any other brand. For over 60 years, pros have looked to Werner to supply their climbing equipment needs. Werner manufactures a full line of safe, professional-grade products for any job, and it builds its ladders to withstand even the most challenging tasks--that's why Werner ladders are found on more jobsites than any other brand.What's in the BoxOne Werner MT Series Telescoping Multiladder, and instruction manual.Converts to a twin stepladder, stairway stepladder, 2 scaffold bases, or extension ladder.Model NumberDuty RatingStep Height (feet)Extension Height (feet)Stair Height (feet)Scaffold Height (feet)Approximate Cubic Feetper UnitApproximateShipping Weight (pounds)MT-131A3 - 57 - 113 - 51 - 25.931.6MT-171A4 - 79 - 154 - 71 - 36.939.6MT-221A5 - 911 - 195 - 91 - 410.847MT-261A6 - 1113 - 236 - 111 - 512.362.6
Features
- 22-foot telescoping multiladder with 300-pound duty rating
- 28 different working heights or positions by converting into a 2-person stepladder, extension ladder, or scaffold
- Soft-touch push knobs are the key to this versatile ladder, enabling you to get the job done easier
- Professional-grade ladder with double-riveted steps and heavy-duty non-marring feet for slip resistance
- Reach your project safely thanks to the ladder's extra-wide flared bottom for sturdy support
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Fiskars 9234 62-Inch Pruning Stik
List Price: $42.99
Sale Price: $39.97
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Our innovative Pruning Stik Tree Pruner makes it easy to cut high or low with a level of control traditional pruners with exterior ropes canât match. You can cut high branches without the hassles and dangers of using a ladder, make low cuts without sore knees from kneeling or back strain from bending and easily reach into dense, prickly shrubs or tight spots. The rope-free design means you can use both hands to maximize your power and accuracy, and an easy-to-grip sliding handle makes the pruning action smooth and simple. An actuating ball at the end of the shaft lets you reach even farther and still prune with precision, and the cutting head rotates up to 230 to let you prune at tough angles. With our Pruning Stik Tree Pruner, thereâs no cut thatâs out of reach.
Features
- An ideal trimming tool for high tree branches without a ladder
- Unique sliding-grip cutting action
- Cutting head rotates 270-degrees for best pruning angle
- Cuts branches up to 1-1/4-inches in diameter
- Lifetime warranty
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Xtend & Climb 785P Aluminum Telescoping Ladder Type I Professional Series, 15.5-Foot
List Price: $279.99
Sale Price: $259.99
You save: $20.00 (7%)
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This Xtend & Climb ladder features heavy-duty construction and is designed to hold up to professional use, making it a great choice for contractors or the serious do-it-yourselfer. The ladder extends in 1-ft. increments and folds to 36 1/2in.H when not in use, so it stores virtually anywhere. OSHA and ANSI approved. Application: Ladder, Capacity (lbs.): 250, Height (in.): 186, Common Usage: Contractors and do-it-yourselfers, Material: Aluminum alloy, Finish Type: Anodized, Foldable: Yes, ANSI Approved: Yes, Osha Approved: Yes
Designed for both commercial contractors and home do-it-yourselfers, Xtend & Climb Professional Edition Telescoping Ladders are a sensible alternative to traditional bulky extension ladders. Lightweight and durable, these heavy-duty, time-saving ladders extend by the foot and feature ergonomic designs and locking tabs for smooth, safe operation. The styling and strength of the Professional Edition ladders will make them the most favored tool on the jobsite.Professional Edition Telescoping LaddersAt a Glance:Heavy-duty telescoping ladder extends and locks by the footRed/green locking tab indicators for safe operationNo-Pinch Closure System; angled thumb release insures proper hand positionClosure strap and integrated handle for portabilitySix-month warranty on parts and repairExtends and locks by the foot, easily adjusting to whatever height you need. View larger.Extends and Locks by the FootXtend & Climb Professional Edition Telescoping Ladders extend and lock by the foot, easily adjusting to whatever height is needed for your job. This comes in handy when you don't want the hassle of lugging around a heavy extension ladder. Just carry your Xtend & Climb Professional Edition where you need it and simply open it up, rung by rung.Safe and Easy to OperateDesigned with safety in mind, each of these telescoping ladders features a No-Pinch Closure System, as well as red/green tab indicators that let you know when the rungs are locked into place and the ladder is safe to climb. An angled thumb release ensures proper hand positioning and the ergonomic design allows for smooth operation. In addition, each Professional Edition ladder has non-slip end caps that help keep it firmly in place.Carry and Store AnywhereThanks to an integrated carrying handle and heavy-duty closure strap, the Xtend & Climb Professional Edition Telescoping Ladder can be taken anywhere, and it stores compactly in your garage or truck. For further convenience, a durable carry case is sold separately.Constructed with Durable MaterialsMade of Aerospace Engineered 6061 alloy with a Clean-Touch anodized finish, each heavy-duty Xtend & Climb Professional Edition ladder has rungs that are built tough to ensure sturdy footing. With larger duty ratings than the original Xtend & Climb ladders, the Professional Edition ladders can withstand even the most demanding jobs.Each Xtend & Climb Professional Edition Telescoping Ladder is backed by a six-month warranty on parts and repair.What's in the BoxXtend & Climb Professional Edition Telescoping Ladder.Professional Edition Telescoping LaddersModel780p785pHeight Open12-1/2 feet15-1/2 feetHeight Closed32-1/4 inches36-1/2 inchesWeight19-3/4 inches19-3/4 inchesDepth3-3/4 inches3-3/4 inchesWeight32 pounds36 poundsANSI Duty RatingType IA (300 pounds)Type I (250 pounds)
Features
- Ladder telescopes retracts compactly
- Extends and locks by the foot with easy no pinch closure system
- Integrated carrying handle heavy duty closure strap
- No pinch closure system non-slip end caps
- ANSI/OSHA Rated
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44" to 60" Telescoping Roof Rack Cross Bars
List Price: $64.99
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150 lb capacity, telescoping roof rack cross bar rails feature 1 inch thick bars that telescope from 44" to 60" in width. The rubber padded feet can be mounted in several different positions ranging from 33-1/4" to 56-1/4" providing multiple cargo loading configuration options. Attaches with a strap inside the vehicle designed to connect together with a gator clip. Great for securing kayaks, canoes, ladders, lumber, luggage, cargo, and more to a vehicle roof. *Please note for safety: Any cargo extending past the windshield and/or the back of the vehicle will require additional bow & stern tie-down straps which are not included.
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- Telescoping roof rack cross bars for compact cars, full size cars, vans and SUV
- Attaches with a strap inside the vehicle designed to connect together with a gator clip
- Feet adjust from 33-1/4" to 56-1/4" apart
- 1"D Cargo bar adjusts from 44" to 60"
- Maximum 150 lb. cargo capacity
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BAL 24830 24" Deluxe Telescopic Stabilizing Jack
Sale Price: $109.97
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BAL Products Telescopic Stabilizing Jack eliminates chassis sway in your trailer! Made in the USA! SAVE BIG! It's easy to install and requires no existing trailer-frame crossmember. Stabilizing Jack telescopes to fit any under-body frame, front or rear. The added contact with the ground cuts down on the #1 cause of sway: your trailer's suspension flexing and contracting, even while stationary. One night of peaceful sleep and you'll know that annoying front-to-back and side-to-side sway have been virtually eliminated! Chrome speed wrench included for fast and easy raising / extending. 2,000 lb. load capacity per Jack. 3 sizes available... tailored just for your specific size trailer. State Size. Order yours today and start enjoying rock-steady RVing! BAL Products Telescopic Stabilizing Jack, 24"x8"
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Windline TT-3X Transom Mount Ladder - Telescopes Out 3 Step
List Price: $163.73
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Windline TT-3X Transom Mount Ladder - Telescopes Out 3 Step. Three stainless steps reach deep into the water. Vertical surface mount stows upright. Deployed: 23.5"L x 3.5"H. OA width: 13.5". Weight: 4.6 lbs.
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Bes TPF620 Telescoping Fiberglass Pole
List Price: $113.95
Sale Price: $109.81
You save: $4.14 (4%)
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Telepole is easy to handle in tight spots. It pushes or pull wires over long spans, suspended ceilings, crawl spaces & attics. Works great in factories and warehouses, work a 25 ceiling without a ladder. Sturdy, durable, and lightweight with innovative twist lock system locks sections at any length.
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- BES TELESCOPING FIBERGLASS POLE GLASS POLE
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