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some terrible reviews on there but sometimes people only bother to review when they have a bad experience with a product
Hedgemaster rule in my book....these look very dodgy if at the top with a hedgeclipper
Different brand! Do not try and do anything sideways on it.
Love my Nawaki pruning ladder, tripod design, really stable, great on slopes, double rungs for added foot stability and a great price to boot
Yes ..is that is what i meant the tripod design Hedgemaster.....
Thank's for the replies lad's I'll give them a miss !!!
I use a set similar to these all the time, mine is 3 x 10ft. I'm never much higher than around the 10ft height though have used them occasionally higher. I made a 3rd leg for mine with spikes on the feet to hold it in against the hedge when working on un-even ground or when i am reaching too far.
am always a bit wary of some of the 3 legged Jake the peg with his extra leg style designs out there...for big hedges where due to a lack of support it is impossible to use a conventional ladder resting against it, i have a massive aluminium industrial warehouse step ladder with a 3m platform height, paid £25 for it on ebay
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