Does it exist? I am able to lay back seats down so it can go in trunk and come through car. Can someone suggest me a ladder that will work for this situation until I can get a better vehicle?
Gorilla 22’ fits into prius but makes it a one-rider.
Thing is a pain to use as extension ladder but it’s possible. I did it for 10 years.
It also fit into the trunk of my '94 camry with seats folded down.
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Depends on what you mean by fit. Anything will “fit” if you’re creative enough.
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Sectionals
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I use to fit a set sectional ladders in a golf.
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A 17ft Little Giant is only 4.5ft tall when it’s closed. Probably fit on the back seat of a full size sedan. You’d have to check. The small 13ft Little Giant fits on the back seat of a compact car because it’s only 4ft tall. I’m thinking of downsizing my dodge caravan to something like a golf. Thinking of my ladder options for storefronts with a smaller car.
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We had to use our 2013 Accord for work one day, and our 17 foot Little Giant fit great. It was a two story home we did that day. I would recommend getting the stand-off if you get that ladder.
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Wagner 22 ft multi position, fits under 6 ft and Is about 180 at home depot. Ran with that in an audi a4 for over a year.
Worked well for two story houses?
Yes, as well as the 17’ ladder. Get a stand-off.
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If your serious about business, get some sectional ladders and a mini van. I started my business with a little giant style 22’ ladder. It works but is very cumbersome used as an extension ladder. I still roll with a 13’ littler junker but the sectional is king. A multi ladder is like a station wagon it gets the job done. Sectionals are like a Ferrari.
My setup is 4 1/2 sections with levelers and a stand-off. 13’ little giant. 2’ step ladder. Efficient, effective, done.
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Expensive like them too. Lol
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I disagree, they are much faster and time is money. My set paid for itself the first year and then some.
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I have a set also, just joking
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Yes, but it is fairly shaky. I still use it. I have used it on some good sized 2 story houses but if there is too much of a drop off it won’t work.
Can you afford a roof rack for your car? Had a 2002 or 03 Ford Escape several years back with factory rack and used that. We got a 2011 Edge with factory rails on the roof, and I picked up a Thule system to attach to the rails. I had some old locks that fit the new system, so picked up the rail mounts, crossbars, load stabilizer brackets and their tie down straps for under $500 (I think more like $400-450). You might be able to find something for sale used off of craigslist.
I will probably go that route once I start making some money but for now I am going to get the wariner 22 ft.
Get stacks. It’s the sign of a true professional Window Cleaner. Anyone who thinks other don’t know shit. Tappered top is a must
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“My setup is 4 1/2 sections with levelers and a stand-off. 13’ little giant. 2’ step ladder. Efficient, effective, done.”
Quick question. When do you use the 13” little giant? I don’t have one. Ive got the 2” step and 4 1/2 piece sectional.
I don’t use it very often. Sometimes when my stackes will not fit under an eve and I don’t want to use cane feet on my top section. Or if I have some windows to tint at transome level of like 90” or so. Basically use the little junker as a 6’ step ladder.
