I noticed this too. I think he made the video immediately after getting it home and didn't take the time to read the instructions. I played with mine in the house and took a few minutes to figure everything out. Then I read the instructions. LOL.
I got this exact model after doing some research on a few brands. The height adjustability combined with the ability to extend the feet out further to increase stability makes it so much better. I use it for washing the tops of trucks, or SUVs. It also makes a fantastic platform for setting up my wash buckets and detailing tools.
@@mikeprice8307 I agree that would make it easier for one-handed lifting and moving, but I'm comfortable using two hands. It can also be lifted with one hand and your hip on the other side. Great to have over just a regular step ladder.
@@ridefastjumphigh420 not speaking in circles, but I may end up with the Gorilla. It's an x-mas gift for parents. They are very handy around their place, but the intent is for car washing. Dad has a cab tractor that's new and I'm sure he could utilize there also. I can admit although Werner is lighter, I myself would feel more comfy knowing I'm on something that has a stronger weight capacity. It's like trusting a man lifting you has a max bench press of 300 vs a man's 375 max.
@@mikeprice8307 The Gorilla is a great option. I originally was going to get a more basic 20" height work platform but I quickly realized that it just wasn't tall enough for reaching the tops of large trucks that are lifted. Even with the 30" height, I can just reach the middle of the roof on some vehicles by hand. If I were to get a smaller platform it would be primarily for staging tools and working on floor mats. I'm sure your parents will appreciate whatever you get for them. Have a Merry Christmas.
ty for this video. i got one just cause of your reasons! and i luv it. so much better then a stool for sure hands down. spent 3 hours lookn for the lever to fold it. cause it came with no intructions on that. ty again...
“ Music “ is just so unnecessary and for those with hearing issues , a huge detrimental impact on one’s ability to actually correctly hear your voice thru the “music.”
Great presentation! You've convinced me. Now I need $500 to buy it
For closing the legs there are also handles underneath to release the legs. Good video
I noticed this too. I think he made the video immediately after getting it home and didn't take the time to read the instructions. I played with mine in the house and took a few minutes to figure everything out. Then I read the instructions. LOL.
I got this exact model after doing some research on a few brands. The height adjustability combined with the ability to extend the feet out further to increase stability makes it so much better. I use it for washing the tops of trucks, or SUVs.
It also makes a fantastic platform for setting up my wash buckets and detailing tools.
Agreed, the height adjustment is a game changer. I also occasionally use it as a work bench too.
The werner is lighter and has a handle
@@mikeprice8307 I agree that would make it easier for one-handed lifting and moving, but I'm comfortable using two hands. It can also be lifted with one hand and your hip on the other side. Great to have over just a regular step ladder.
@@ridefastjumphigh420 not speaking in circles, but I may end up with the Gorilla. It's an x-mas gift for parents. They are very handy around their place, but the intent is for car washing.
Dad has a cab tractor that's new and I'm sure he could utilize there also.
I can admit although Werner is lighter, I myself would feel more comfy knowing I'm on something that has a stronger weight capacity.
It's like trusting a man lifting you has a max bench press of 300 vs a man's 375 max.
@@mikeprice8307 The Gorilla is a great option. I originally was going to get a more basic 20" height work platform but I quickly realized that it just wasn't tall enough for reaching the tops of large trucks that are lifted. Even with the 30" height, I can just reach the middle of the roof on some vehicles by hand. If I were to get a smaller platform it would be primarily for staging tools and working on floor mats. I'm sure your parents will appreciate whatever you get for them. Have a Merry Christmas.
Thanks man, I couldn’t figure out how to open it
ty for this video. i got one just cause of your reasons! and i luv it. so much better then a stool for sure hands down. spent 3 hours lookn for the lever to fold it. cause it came with no intructions on that. ty again...
Glad you found it helpful!
The only negative is before everyone found out about these they were very cheap. Now they are expensive from what I was buying them for years back.
Prefer the Werner adjustable one , also has a grad handle in the middle
A review; Without a single negative? This is more like a sales pitch.
just so u know u can just pull on those yellow handles underneath to collapse it
How much !!!!
Idk to choose this or the Werner. The Werner is lighter and also has a carrying handle.
don't step on it if it's wet or icy or oily or you'll be on the ground quick. Lots of flaws to these narrow platform stands.
Very heavy
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“ Music “ is just so unnecessary and for those with hearing issues , a huge detrimental impact on one’s ability to actually correctly hear your voice thru the “music.”