Very well explained. I'm about to get me the 22 ft ladder today and this is the exact information I was looking for. Thank you very much. God bless you
Great video. I have the 23. Its awesome. The one xon is the step depth is very narrow. Probably unnoticeable to guys with feet smaller than the huge duck feet I've been cursed with.
I have found not to put your hands through the rungs like you are doing at 3:07 .The best way is to stand sideways to the ladder and slide it up from the back .Then hold it with the other hand while you reach down from the back to raise it higher again . It's much easier and safer to do it that way .I can do this while balancing the ladder away from the wall .
No these ladders don't kick butt because gorilla and home depot doesn't carry most of the accessory used with their so called multipurpose ladders, Buy a werner and be done with it. And for an actual roofing job a regular extension ladder is far more safer and cheaper
The very top step in 8.5 feet. Subtract 1 ft for every top of a step. Honestly I couldn't believe how high the "A" frame is. Never used it that high before.
Where did you find those scaffold attachments. I was trying to convert one into 2 scaffolds but i said wait somethings missing. Lol Yeah i bought the 22” because they were on sale for $159 at home depot. But 2 are a little big for working inside.
HI, Bought the same ladder around 10 years ago. At 1:04 you pull the peg out. That is what just broke. THe peg came out of ladder. Any idea's on repair? I called Gorilla. No parts, it is too old. Sent me a $50 GC from HD.
I have no idea for those locking pegs. It stinks but if you think the ladder was worth the money for 10 yrs I would buy another. If you don't use it as much maybe go with the Harbor Freight ladder since it's cheaper. May not be the response you were looking for. If anyone else has any ideas , leave a response.
I put a dollar amount on everything. If I used the ladder daily for a business and it broke after 10 yrs I'm buying a new on very quick. On the other hand if I owned it for 10 years but only used it a few times a year I'm doing some research on another ladder.
Kinda wondering how much home depot and gorilla is paying you guys. I have yet to seeing any reviewer use these ladders to actually get on a full roof more than 12 feet high. Reason why is because the ladder is unsafe and in gorilla case most of the accessory's has to be bought from Werner ladders. PS I own a gorilla 22 foot ladder and it is a waste of money to work on any thing over 14 feet high. Worse ladder I ever bought. Also just try finding the actual scaffolding that goes to the gorilla ladders and you will probably half to buy it from guess who "Werner"
Im definitely not pd with 300 subscribers, lol. I have used it to 2nd to last setting to hang Christmas lights. Me personally never had any issues with the ladder. Believe me if I have something negative to say about a product I will.
@@TheWarehouseSeries Maybe not you personally, But some of the reviewers on their ladders are either getting compensated with cash or with free products. I had issues from day one with this ladder, their scaffolding doesn't even fit their own ladder, and every other option available is in a different ladder, Most accessory's you have to buy a Werner version. My advice for most people is buy ladder from some one else who actually supports their products instead of piece working every thing for pure profits. When you buy a multi purpose product you expect multi purpose not having to buy parts every were else. Or ten different versions of the same product.
@@ernestfultz6159 There's no doubt people get paid to say good things about products. I never bought the scaffold attachment, I always used a board. I use it around the house. If I used it more frequently , like for a business it's very possible I may have a different opinion. I appreciate the comments, have a good one.
@@TheWarehouseSeries yeah I thought that was rude comment 😅. Great review. I see you say that you’ve never used to the max A frame height , but that’s what I’d love to see. The top lock keeps popping from unlocked to lock , as I’m trying to adjust , and I’m new to this ladder . Thank you!!
I agree. I used mine to get on the roof fully extended and it scared the hell out of me. I just didn't trust it. I only use it in the A position now, and went and got an actual extension ladder for the roof.
Dogs nails are always trimmed as I learned to do it because they were ridiculous in this video and the point in the review is showing a normal person handling the ladder. Try being a little less ignorant in your comments
Very well explained.
I'm about to get me the 22 ft ladder today and this is the exact information I was looking for.
Thank you very much.
God bless you
Glad to help
Thanks for the review/demo. Just what I was looking for.
Glad I could help
cute dogs
Thank you!
I’ve had my ladder for 16 years still as good now as it was when I bought it.
Great video. I have the 23. Its awesome. The one xon is the step depth is very narrow. Probably unnoticeable to guys with feet smaller than the huge duck feet I've been cursed with.
Say I need the full extended length to get on tall roofs is it easy to set up or not?
It is after you do it a few times. It is heavy
Thanks for the information
No problem, Thanks for watching!
Hey how tall is the ladder when it’s just folded up to transport?
About 5 1/2 feet
Great review!
Thank you!
I have found not to put your hands through the rungs like you are doing at 3:07 .The best way is to stand sideways to the ladder and slide it up from the back .Then hold it with the other hand while you reach down from the back to raise it higher again . It's much easier and safer to do it that way .I can do this while balancing the ladder away from the wall .
5:23 I say 22 different positions, It's 28.... 22ft ladder
How much cost this ladder please mention
$240
Awesome Ladder!
These ladders kick butt
They most certainly do, thanks for all the comments today!
@@TheWarehouseSeries sure thing
No these ladders don't kick butt because gorilla and home depot doesn't carry most of the accessory used with their so called multipurpose ladders, Buy a werner and be done with it. And for an actual roofing job a regular extension ladder is far more safer and cheaper
How tall is the max height on the a-frame position??
The very top step in 8.5 feet. Subtract 1 ft for every top of a step. Honestly I couldn't believe how high the "A" frame is. Never used it that high before.
Where did you find those scaffold attachments. I was trying to convert one into 2 scaffolds but i said wait somethings missing. Lol
Yeah i bought the 22” because they were on sale for $159 at home depot. But 2 are a little big for working inside.
Lol, they probably get misplaced all the time. I lost mine for a few years and while cleaning the garage I found them
If you don’t mind me asking is there a website to get those?
@@anthonyz5671 I can definitely search around
Oh i thought you might have remembered or had it handy. No worries bro. I can search for it thank you for taking the time to reply.
@@anthonyz5671 no worries
Does the previous harbor freight ladder has the scaffolding option as well?
It does not
HI, Bought the same ladder around 10 years ago. At 1:04 you pull the peg out. That is what just broke. THe peg came out of ladder. Any idea's on repair? I called Gorilla. No parts, it is too old. Sent me a $50 GC from HD.
I have no idea for those locking pegs. It stinks but if you think the ladder was worth the money for 10 yrs I would buy another. If you don't use it as much maybe go with the Harbor Freight ladder since it's cheaper. May not be the response you were looking for. If anyone else has any ideas , leave a response.
I put a dollar amount on everything. If I used the ladder daily for a business and it broke after 10 yrs I'm buying a new on very quick. On the other hand if I owned it for 10 years but only used it a few times a year I'm doing some research on another ladder.
I have 18 feet ceiling, will this reach and safe me being on it? I stated 22 feet but I have not seen people use it that tall
I would say no.
Kinda wondering how much home depot and gorilla is paying you guys. I have yet to seeing any reviewer use these ladders to actually get on a full roof more than 12 feet high. Reason why is because the ladder is unsafe and in gorilla case most of the accessory's has to be bought from Werner ladders. PS I own a gorilla 22 foot ladder and it is a waste of money to work on any thing over 14 feet high. Worse ladder I ever bought. Also just try finding the actual scaffolding that goes to the gorilla ladders and you will probably half to buy it from guess who "Werner"
Im definitely not pd with 300 subscribers, lol. I have used it to 2nd to last setting to hang Christmas lights. Me personally never had any issues with the ladder. Believe me if I have something negative to say about a product I will.
I do appreciate your comment though, it's good for people to hear others experiences
@@TheWarehouseSeries Maybe not you personally, But some of the reviewers on their ladders are either getting compensated with cash or with free products. I had issues from day one with this ladder, their scaffolding doesn't even fit their own ladder, and every other option available is in a different ladder, Most accessory's you have to buy a Werner version. My advice for most people is buy ladder from some one else who actually supports their products instead of piece working every thing for pure profits. When you buy a multi purpose product you expect multi purpose not having to buy parts every were else. Or ten different versions of the same product.
@@ernestfultz6159 There's no doubt people get paid to say good things about products. I never bought the scaffold attachment, I always used a board. I use it around the house. If I used it more frequently , like for a business it's very possible I may have a different opinion. I appreciate the comments, have a good one.
@@TheWarehouseSeries yeah I thought that was rude comment 😅. Great review. I see you say that you’ve never used to the max A frame height , but that’s what I’d love to see. The top lock keeps popping from unlocked to lock , as I’m trying to adjust , and I’m new to this ladder . Thank you!!
i have three of the bigger ones except for being heavy there good,fully straight its hard to put up
Yes, very heavy. I appreciate the comment
I bought one of these... What I noticed is that it's super wobbly when in the full extension position... Enough that I'm going to probably return it.
I have never used in full extension but I believe it
I agree. I used mine to get on the roof fully extended and it scared the hell out of me. I just didn't trust it. I only use it in the A position now, and went and got an actual extension ladder for the roof.
Had to return it. My Gorilla finds it easier to use a tree.
Lol
I'm hoping you have started cutting your dogs nails more regularly!!!!!! Poor thing.
Oh yeah learn how handle a ladder before making a how to video!
So glad you commented. Life can go on now
Dogs nails are always trimmed as I learned to do it because they were ridiculous in this video and the point in the review is showing a normal person handling the ladder. Try being a little less ignorant in your comments