New product provides ultimate ladder stability and safety!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- The Monkeyrack is an exclusive patented product of Monkeyrack Products LLC. The Monkeyrack's superior design facilitates ultimate extension ladder stabilization by utilizing a 2" standard receiver hitch and your 300 lb.rated (fiberglass or alum.) extension ladder. The Monkeyrack mobile ladder stabilizer is the only ladder stabilizer on the market that protects you from the very first step. The heavy duty construction on the Monkeyrack secures your climb and eliminates the ladder from tipping or slipping. The innovative Monkeyrack is an environmentally responsible, cost effective, efficient ladder stabilizing product that is designed to protect our environment, increase ladder safety, and improve our community's quality of life. For additional information, visit www.monkeyrack.com.
ladders aren't designed to take loads like that. With this method all the force is being taken by lower section of the ladder, instead of the load being spread between both upper and lower section
I think it's a good idea. I'm a painter so the biggest issue I see in my industry is 1) getting truck access around the house, 2) backing up square to the house, 3) not backing up too close or too far away with the truck. But for tree work or similar, in a field, I think this would work great.
except when the tree branch falls on your 40k truck!
Forward and backward stability looks ok- but at height left or right sideways is questionable?
as one click shows you, the company no longer exists and the website is for sale.
Yes it has a legacy presence on here and FB, but the last activity was in early 2017.
Presumably very limited market since it appears it only works if your truck can access the worksite. So useless for most residential property work and so I assume sales were too small to justify carrying on with it.
Yes they show how to use it and everything but not where you can find it and buy it been looking for three years why not just put it on Amazon
The thing probably had a design flaw and failed....and then they got sued to hell and discontinued it.