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Nice. Now you have to paint the whole truck!

I have an LG Classic which I bought around '96-'97 no problems, however I have roughly 30yrs of experience in the fire service - on ladders up to 110' , and was certified by the state of Fl. and Orange County as an instructor. There are several whom posted immediately below me that address your incident and to their statements I'll add; your climbing was pretty good (especially after your fall) right up to the point at which you leaned forward, then there are numerous errors. You should have at least three rungs above your roof contact point, they serve as a point for you to have a safe control when you depart the ladder. No water, or other substances which could cause you to slip. I saw that you added a stop point (2x4) at the base to stop slippage, but that is not the best thing to do; we have a function referred to as a "butt-man" whose sole function is to stand on the inner aspect of the ladder, between the ground contact and the building holding the ladder while it is being climbed (though I doubt this would have helped you in your demonstrated maneuver, as your weight and leverage would have probably given the same results. I'm sorry for your incident. Many people work around equipment without appreciating the total scope (and I didn't cover all of that here); I've seen death from falling 8' at a construction site, slip and fall in a shower, we even had a firefighter fall 30' during training and it was determined it was due to the slick bottom boots which were worn. I wish you the best of luck and hope your recovery goes well. The fall may have occurred even with a straight ladder but it would have been much less likely; and those straight ladders are far less versatile.

How about using a little giant wingspan for added safety ?

thank you for the idea I'm planning to do it on my landscaping trailer and to keep the battery change adding a small solar panel

How deep will it pick up? Your right on top of coin in these videos

Absolutely BRILLIANT video. You just gave me a new machine. I have an Etrac but avoid using it because of this iron masking of targets. THANK YOU!.

Yep Black with Red ribbons!

Awesome video can you share the settings? thanks

How many recoveries have you done where you couldn’t find the ring and aborted the mission?

I can’t wait to retire and become a ring finder! Love watching these vids!

Awesomeness.. That made Her day and Yours Too.. Peace

Good job !

36:52 .. IDK if this has been gone over so apologies if I am repeating the obvious :) When both tires spin you're supposed to lightly apply the breaks with your left foot while accelerating. this will lock up the Truetrac. My truck has handbrake on the dash so I just put it on a bit with my right hand while accelerating a bit.

And now is a good time to sell the Vanquish 540 and purchase the new XTerra Elite…. Onward and upward !

Damn….awesome addition! 👏

Can yu tell me what type of white cap you have on your predator digging tool,it seems would make it easier on the palm of the hand compaired to the reg foam handle which i have trouble with after using for a while bothering my hand..

Thank you. It worked!

I’ve used ladders most of my career.. 25+yrs. Fk these ladders! My asshole boss wanted me to use one of these next to power lines and all the way extended with a single run above the gutter.. mind you I’m 230lbs and with the compressor or bag of tools 300+ fk that!!!!! All over the place.. no grip on the feet..bouncing as hell..I’ll stick with a regular extension ladder!! 🖕🏻🫵🏻 boss man!

A bit long but full of extremely useful tips. Well done, thanks!

Nice hunt. I subbed and liked your video.

Thanks for posting this. It's a good safety tip for people new to multi-purpose ladders.

Toda vez que mudar a frequência, há necessidade de fazer um novo balanço de solo.

O terreno não tem resistência, por isso que pega fundo, sem falar da bobina de 12"

Could use the 7 pin harness to charge the battery. Or mount a vevor 36" tool box on the wheel we'll and place a small solar panel. I'm about to do something similar. Building the ramp out about 12-16" to hold pressure washing surface cleaners and a sign. The gate will only have to drop down 90° but there's going to be double the weight.

I was Geocaching on a Sunday afternoon looking for a hide on a rock wall. A lady stopped on the trail and was watching me several minutes. I turned to her and ask if she wanted to help me. She ask what I was doing. I replied that I lost a snake at church this morning and the preacher said I could not come back to church until I found a replacement. She said OMG not my church and ran off down the trail.

I still want a NEW E-trac. Let's call it the E-trac Lighting. Ferrous and non ferrous readout. Water proof. Fast. Light. Same tones. Same settings + a few new ones. Minelab would make a killing.

#noktascore3 Nokta is releasing the Score3/Triple Score Pro pack in a couple weeks. It comes with two coils, headphones, and other goodies. Also has a new Relic mode. It's like having a Legend but with less weight also. czcams.com/users/liveFBuaJ6qA34w?feature=shared

Thank you!

Why don’t you use the pinpoint feature ???????????????🤔

That's awesome!

925 is the designation for sterling silver. Meaning it's 92.5% pure silver with the remainder being a base metal of most likely copper.

Absolute gold!!!

Thank you for sharing this; it will remind users to practice this common-sense caution. While I don't think any material defect was responsible for your injury, your information is a valuable reminder to your viewers.

*NOT a "ladder flaw." This is CLEARLY USER ERROR and lack of understanding how a fulcrum works. If you put your weight over (past) the fulcrum the feet will kick out on ANY ladder. **_LEARN TO USE A LADDER PROPERLY!_*

The exact incident you describe has always been warned against in Little Giant's instructions: You *never* push on the top of a ladder extending over a roof. You tie off and stake your ladder. Didn't you read the warnings on ANY ladder? Look and learn: pdf.lowes.com/productdocuments/0250351a-cfe9-4c4c-92d0-b5fae86e8907/62644771.pdf

Hmm. First I have seen of these. Thanks for sharing.

I am assuming you do your best work in the dark!!!!

Shouldn't be chatting in mtifrequency mode.

One thing I like about my Manticore is the coil bolt that has no nut and washers. It's convenient enough that I no longer have to buy an extra lower shaft just to make coil changes easier. Otherwise your points are right on target.

Bright idea.

awesome video! will try it

Good video

Nice!

Good job

when did they have the sale?

When did they have the sale??

New owner of a 2007 Sorento, 3.8L V6 here. I'm facing an issue with the 4wd modes. Indeed I took it off roads this weekend and I noticed that only the rear wheels where spinning when I got bogged. Then I noticed that the diff lock light wasn't on when the 4x4LO mode was on, whereas it's on when the 4x4HI is on. When I turn the 4Hi mode on I can hear a "clunk" meaning that the front train is engaged, and the light turns on, BUT I also hear it when going from the Hi mode to Lo mode which makes me believe that it's disengaging the front train and the light turns off... Does anyone have an idea of what the issue is and how to fix it?

Deus 2 is also up there to be honest, had the Manticore but went back to Deus 2 as finds rate went down, Nothing on the market can touch the Deus 2 in Iron Period...

Manticore more universal detector for all applications. Unlike Etrac. We all know what Etrac’s strong suit is. But some countries don’t have the higher conductive coins as we do. Those hammered coins in Europe. Manticore slays. How would Etrac do on them? Hmmm I have my suspicions. IDK exactly. I do know one feels good and the other is a TANK.

Nice honest review, hope to see Younz out! Thanks!