Can the bottom bracket on this unit slide up closer to the other one? I have a ladder with an angle to it, so I have about 16 inches to play with.
179049
The bottom bracket is moveable. But I believe there is more strength by keeping the brackets further apart.Please note I returned the bracket because I felt my two mountain bike were too heavy.
1919925
The hook opening on the ladder is 1-1/2". Depending on the size of the rail you want to attach it to, it should fit.
608772
Yes, but you would have to take the teeter off the support bracket. That is not hard, but combined it will not fit under my bed. It would if your bed was 16" off the floor.
1480048
Not sure I follow the bracket came in two sections. Neither section was 16 inches long, the standard distance between studs. The two pieces to not connect to each other in any way
2074376
I just looked at ours and closed from the edge of the bar to the other end is 16 inches then you have the opening on either end. Then each opening is 4 inches so I really can't say yes or no you would probably have to try it.
1280918
Yes-it moves up and down on the one I purchased! There is an adjustable silver bar with a screw that you can tighten.
1113475
Sorry can't help. Don't have a tall enough ladder to reach it right now. Someone else installed it for me. Absolutely love it!!!
1074101
depends the slant, the base is pretty heavy and stable so it may not slide.
2094151
You just need level ground and a solid surface like a wall to lean it against so as long as the ladder is long enough, it should work.
2037581
No, it won't. I've just measured it and it needs about 16 inches even if placed lengthwise.
159053
Maybe if you put the ladder on the other side but the screw holes are pre drilled. So may not work
445742
That doesn't seem to bother the ladder, it may be hard on the little cogs over time operating it that way though? Elevation as far as the main ladder boom is the only thing you must use a crank for, the ladder can elevate up without the crank but has to come down with it. their is a seperate crank one for extending the ladder in and out and one for the up and down boom operation.
899981
I am using a 46 inch TV and I have about 6 inches between the bottom of the TV and the top shelf while I am using highest setting. I guess you could go higher but then you would only be using one bracket and it may not be stable. Anyone only using 1 bracket and going higher?
1898713
i do not believe it will move very easily. also this will increase the chance of the riser collapsing. i personally do not advise this.
577328
I have had this thing for a while and as long as you have a half inch to an inch on the other side for the guard to slide along something you should be fine, otherwise no it cannot but right up against something.
1284960
I'm pretty sure it will work with your ladder. I have a Little Giant ladder (I'm not sure of the size) and I bought one of these leg levelers myself, and it works great.
2218824
11" on my ladder but could be less depending on how it's mounted on the ladder.