I saw this Telescoping ladder today (Ebay), never saw this ladder design before, $85.00. I went to Amazon for ratings, 4 out of 5 stars. $99 was the cheapest on Amazon.
For your amusement.
Mikek
I saw this Telescoping ladder today (Ebay), never saw this ladder design before, $85.00. I went to Amazon for ratings, 4 out of 5 stars. $99 was the cheapest on Amazon.
For your amusement.
Mikek
Interesting, but wonder how much "play" with all those slip-joints?
I'm not fond of heights.
When I lived in a house with an evap cooler on the roof, requiring regular maintenance, I nailed cleats at the roof edge that the ladder fit into to avoid "wandering" ;-) ...Jim Thompson
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it looks like climbing up dollar store luggage with retractable handles.
I had a "Flag" type antenna a few years ago, the cross bar was at
20 feet. I had a regular Rohn tower that I would install near the antenna base to do maintenance. Even though it is self supporting to much greater heights, I roped and guyed the tower to everything around. Still did what needed to be done and got down. I guess I don't like heights much myself. Here's the Flag style antenna.Mikek
Climbing to new heights? I used to have one of those telescoping ladders. It was free, so I guess I shouldn't complain. I don't recall the maker but I would give it about 3 out 5 stars. I sold it about 4 years ago. I would recommend an extension or A-shaped step ladder instead.
The problems I had were:
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