First single man 35 method I’ve seen that could actually work in reality.

So you have Thor on your fire crew ok

Awesome technique. With limited staffing numbers nation wide this gives inspiration. Thanks for sharing!

This is pretty impressive tbh. Especially the flip to the shoulder. 35’s are not light by any means

Who ever is throwing the ladder looks like and absolute unit though😂

This is so impressive man. Glad to see it.

This is more of a flex than a tutorial 😂

Very rad

Wow 👌🏻👌🏻

Holy shit..

Dang

Helps to be 6’8

Could be at the least have been a little tired walking back???

Keep the halyard tied at the bottom rung. No need to untie.

I literally can’t control my 32 foot

Now let little 5'4" gonzalez do the same feat. All men are built differently. Good for you though great techniques

Three sets of arms isn’t that a 60’

Err, I can do a 32' fiberglass ladder by myself, and I'm 77 years old.

Mongo like candy...

That is easy job the 40 ft and 45ft are real deal 😂😂

Beast