I've seen several photos of ladder max attached to the top rung of an extension ladder. Is that recommended by the manufacturer?
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"Step 11 for SAFETY during use: Never attach Ladder Max to top ladder rung. Always expose THREE ladder rungs above the edge of the roof when positioning Ladder-Max unit on a roof, for ease of mounting and dismounting the roof."
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Actually, you need two rungs for proper attachment. I attach mine between the second and third from the top.
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B&D; does not sell the extension separately - I have already tried that route. The only way to get an extension is to purchase a used unit, but from my view is not worth the cost. Using a ladder to extend the reach can be very dangerous. There are other gas powered units that have a longer reach, but at more than twice the price of the B&D; pole saw. I am very happy with mine!
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I do not know. but I would go to the little giant ladder website and they may be able to answer this question for you. then come back to amazon for the best price.
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AS already mentioned, if the rung spacing is typical of a standard extension ladder it will work fine. I looked at the MT22 but couldn't find the rung spacing mentioned anywhere.
2016175
This is my 1st Little Giant and it spans the range between cheaper "standard" 6 and 8 footers. But it is SO much more stable, I would sure trust it more than the others. I have indeed stood on the top of regular step ladders but they too recommend against that. True, with this particular Little Giant it won't even allow you to do that so has less reach than the top of an 8-footer. If that affects your choice...you probably should be buying a 10 or 12 foot stepladder!
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No. It can only be used on extension ladders. It is heavy to lift up but is excellent for getting up and down off the roof.
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The top end is basically a loop. I guess that you could have one or two hanging hooks. I would look into having a special hook installed. This ladder moves around a lot when climbing. You need a fair amount of space.
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your werner m22 multi ladder looks similar to my little giant ladder. I used this with a standard werner 16 foot extension ladder, on that it worked great like any other universal stabilizer.I have a little giant stabilizer that fits over a ladder rung and don't believe this stabilizer will work. You may want to check with the manufacturer.
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This hook is dangerous or impossible to use on a metal roof! That said, if you are using it on a shingle roof it would be best to remove the lower section of the extension ladder. This gives you more hook to grip over the top with since the bottom section is making the ladder twice as thick. You also need two hooks, not one. If you are the least bit uneasy hanging on a steep roof, save your money and don't try to use these things.
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It depends on the size of the ladder and type but adding the stabilizer does make it a little top heavy but nothing to be too concerned about. I have a 32 foot aluminum ext ladder that is a challenge to manage (by one person) without the stabilizer but I manage to move it with the stabilizer without any problems.
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I did not see any way to attach it. Works fine on standard extension ladder (Werner).
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I don't think it will work - we bought a regular extension ladder, because the Little Giant didn't work.
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Sorry, I wouldn't know because I don't own that ladder. I have mine on a standard aluminum extension ladder, so I would measure the width between the sides and height between rungs on yours and then go to a home depot or the like and compare the measurements. If they are the same, then you should be good to go.
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You lose use of the top two rungs of the ladder. And you want the ladder right up against the roof or you will created a gap on the step thru. I use ladder pro levelers on the feet portion and it works great. It's very easy to use and very OSHA friendly.
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I think my ladder is 36 foot extention. This works well with this aluminum ladder. The only thing I would tell you is that it makes the ladder heavier because it is heavy metal compared to the ladder. It is best and safest solution for my property, better than using bricks or wood to prop up.
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I have, and it seems to be safe enough, you should though, take into consideration the weight limits in the spec's if it is shown in them.This has been a really handy ladder, which I have used a lot since I purchased it.
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I purchased a Werner MT26 and this item fits perfectly and is very useful in providing stability to a very tall ladder. I do not have a Little Giant Ladder, so I am not able to answer your question.