Using a telescoping plank and trestles for working on my shed roof

In this video, I'm unboxing, setting up, and using a telescoping plank and trestles for working on my shed roof. I'm using my Little Giant Ladders as trestles to hold the Vevor Telescoping Plank. With this combination, I feel very confident walking about the plank.
The roof of my shed is 218 inches wide and I need something economical and functionally safe. I need to be able to safely work along the width of the shed by walking along the plank. The plank will also serve as a staging area for tools and materials that are needed to work on the roof.
The Vevor Telescoping Plank supports 440 pounds and can extend from its shortest of 9 feet to its longest of 15 feet. The plank is constructed of tubular aluminum and is very light to pick up and position into place. The plank does deflect some as you walk across it, which is expected. It took me a little while to get used to this. Now, I'm much more confident walking about it and have since completed my roof.
Since the plank collapses down to 9 feet I will be able to easily transport it in my truck along with my Little Giant Ladders.
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To purchase the Vevor Telescoping Plank visit: amzn.to/3TIpcNY
To see U Do It™ Contractor Tools for Home visit: amzn.to/3CHXveu
To learn more about the Vevor Telescoping Plank as well as other products and projects please visit U Do It™ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-vevor-telescoping-plank-for-roofing
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