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Every crew has that one tool you never leave behind — the SitePro FGC20 Elevator Tripod is that tool. Whether you’re laser-leveling a foundation, setting control points for slab grade, or running pipe down a trench, this beast holds your gear steady like it’s bolted to bedrock.
This isn’t some throwaway tripod — it’s heavy-duty, rock-solid, and built for professionals who demand gear that takes a beating and keeps going.
Smooth, Adjustable Center Column:
Crank it up or drop it down — the elevator column gives you 20 inches of geared height adjustment for fast and smooth positioning. Still need more? The internal column gives you another 26 inches of vertical lift. That’s over 9 feet of reach when fully extended.
Quick-Clamp Legs That Don’t Mess Around:
Big, positive-locking clamps snap down tight and stay put. No slipping, no flex, no wobble. These double-banded fiberglass legs were made to dig in and hold steady, even on uneven ground.
Takes the Abuse and Comes Back for More:
From the powder-coated castings to the die-cast aluminum shoes with hardened steel points, every part is overbuilt for life in the dirt. Rain, mud, gravel — this tripod doesn’t care. It’s wrapped in black powder-coated armor for real-world durability.
Precision Mounting, Rock-Solid Head:
The flat aluminum head is precision-machined with a standard 5/8-11 thread, giving your laser, level, or theodolite a stable base that won’t drift or vibrate.
Ready to Roll:
Comes with a heavy-duty poly-webbing shoulder strap, because nothing says “pro” like showing up ready to roll with everything on your shoulder and nothing dragging behind.
Material: Composite Fiberglass Legs + Precision Aluminum Head
Clamping Style: Quick Clamp
Head Style: Flat, 5/8-11 Thread
Extended Height: 119 inches (9 feet, 9 inches)
Collapsed Height: 49 inches (4 feet, 1 inch)
Weight: 15 lbs
Color: Black Hardware
Included: Composite Elevator Tripod + Poly-Web Shoulder Strap
If you’re setting up lasers, auto levels, or total stations — this tripod is the real deal. It locks in, stays put, and handles tough conditions like a lifer on the crew.
Get one for the jobsite. Keep one in the truck. You’ll use it for years.