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The Hasegawa 8 ft. Tripod Ladder is a welded, extruded-aluminum orchard and garden ladder with three legs instead of four. Its wide base and splayed stance push your weight down and outward, pinning it to the ground, and the back leg telescopes up to 2 ft in 6-inch stops so it sits level on slopes and uneven ground. Double rungs are easier on the feet than round rungs and shed mud. At 24 lbs it is light for its height, and the flat top gives you a place to stand or set a bucket. It suits gardeners, orchard owners and anyone pruning or picking on soft or sloped ground; against ordinary A-frame stepladders it trades a folding, compact frame for far better footing outdoors.
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Owners of Hasegawa tripod ladders consistently rate them highly for stability on slopes and soft ground, and many say they feel safer than a stepladder at height. The main complaints are bulk when stored and the extra care needed to set the adjustable leg.
The Hasegawa 8 ft. Tripod Ladder is a freestanding garden ladder with a wide base, deep steps, broad clawed feet and a flat top. Its shape is similar to the Eiffel Tower, so the user's weight is directed downwards and outwards, pinning the ladder to the ground.
The ladder is made of welded, extruded aluminum. It is weatherproof, strong and light. The double rungs are easy on the feet and resist getting muddy or slippery.
The telescopic back leg adjusts with a spring-loaded pin in 6" stops, up to 2 ft. It extends 6" and shortens 18", which suits slopes and uneven terrain. Adding rubber feet gives the ladder more stability on hard surfaces.