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   seeyou | Feb 01, 2009 03:48am | #1

   They're all good brands and I have some of all of them, procured mostly the same way you're thinking. I have no preference.

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   brownbagg | Feb 01, 2009 03:49am | #2

   I see them all the time at pawn shops.
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   peteshlagor | Feb 01, 2009 04:01am | #3

   What you doing in pawn shops?

    

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   brownbagg | Feb 01, 2009 04:33am | #5

   that where they pawn all the stolen stuff at

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   theslateman | Feb 01, 2009 04:20am | #4

   Will you be using them on Aluminum pump poles or ladders with jacks ?

   If pumps then the Aluma pole decks might be the best choice , but like Grant said they're all good quality.

   Price might be a factor too.

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   fingers | Feb 02, 2009 01:19am | #9

   Just curious, why do you say that the Alumapole planks would be best on Alumapole jacks?

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   theslateman | Feb 02, 2009 01:30am | #10

   Because they can be connected together by a secure connection   as was discussed in another thread.

   Most other brands can not.

   Is that how you'll be using them ???

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   JulianTracy | Feb 03, 2009 02:41am | #11

   Not what the OP was referring to, but a good deal can be had at Home Depot right now - they are clearing out their entire line of Louisville ladders and such at about 70% off.They have the 8'-13' extendable planks for $70 - regular $200.JT

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   jayzog | Feb 01, 2009 04:37am | #6

   where are you located?

   I have 4 24'ers , only need 2.

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   BoJangles | Feb 01, 2009 04:50pm | #7

   Right after you sell two of them, you will need four of them ;)

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   fingers | Feb 02, 2009 01:17am | #8

   Just bought two today. Thanks for the offer.