How far up on the extension ladder do the directions say to mount the leveler bases?
1847998
The instructions step 2 state the Leveler Shoe Pad should be positioned slightly above the Pad on the Ladder's existing shoe. Two of the mounting holes should be above the first rung and one below.RegardsJay
1847999
The lowest hole is 4 inches up from where the metal of the base ladder meets the rubber bumper material
1848000
I don't have the instructions anymore, but mine are mounted as close to the bottom as I could get it. By the way they work great.
1848001
I mounted mine close to the bottom of the ladder. Pick a spot where the bolts will not create any weak points on the ladder and make sure no hole is drilled too close to the bottom, I just went out and measured, my lowest hole was 4.25 inches from the bottom of the ladder. Also, I shimmed the leveler bases about 7/16th inch with aluminum shims to keep the levelers from touching the swivel grips at the bottom of the ladder. My ladder is a 28 foot werner (225 pound load rated) about 10 years or more old. Recommend you test fit all the pieces to guarantee good operation before drilling. My extensions work well. I jut bought a 36 foot Werner 225 pound load and expect to get another set of mounts for this ladder too.
304114
My rail is slightly above my deck so I used some decking scraps to make up the height difference. I then ran the appropriate length stainless steel button head screws (two ea/side) through the ladder straps, spacers and into the deck. worked great last year and great, so far, this year.
778581
About 1 foot. But if you can install the brackets on an angle you can get it pretty even level.
595521
I believe mine will go to 12 feet. I used it recently to put a tree in a dormer above a two-story entry way. I had it extended approximately 11 feet. My daughter was on one side of the ladder and I on the other. It was very sturdy!
474104
It appears to be approximately 18 inches. I have my levelers installed and they worked great. All four were adjusted from about two inches to around 18 inches. Wish I could be more exact...
1337592
Yes, you must remove the existing feet on your ladder in order to install the Louisville levelers. It does not ruin your ladder and it will work just find.
1592148
The unit has no built in levelers...no 'feet' to speak of. You will probably need to use shims to level it....
1302892
I don't recall the directions stating anything. I currently have mine on about at 16" tree. I think you could go down to about a 10" and be ok.
1134763
Sounds like you don't have it extended enough. There should be three height levels. After you have expanded the base and attached the top, you extend each leg upward until it clicks into place. This is the lowest setting. You should be able to extend each leg two more "notches" if you will.
1271569
Mine is probably 30' away from the base and in the basement. Hope that helps.
1596199
Mine is about 30' run and 6' rise, it worked great. I think yours is a little too long and too high. I am not sure if it going to work.
623259
Roughly 35 and 1/2 to 36 inches, depending on the height setting of the leveling screws on the bottom of the legs.
2010447
It is an adjustable tension pole. Mine does not go all the way to the floor and is mounted at 6ft,7in as it sits on the top ledge and is 62inches (5ft,2in) on the main pole, the top extension piece on mine goes up about 17 inches above that which can go higher or lower although since mine is assembled in place I could not say exactly how much higher it would go. I also do not know if you could push it all the way down, because of the tension spring.
2128302
Base is 6 feet. extension arm is another 4 feet and can be turned almost vertical
2065234
I think it's up to you. Nothing in the instructions. I put it high enough that it's a reach for me, but left plenty of clearance for my head at the top. That came out to 8" from the top edge of the brackets to the ceiling. That leaves over a foot of head room when I do pull ups.
1786124
you can extend the ladder as tall or as short as you need but not half a rung, they must lock in as you extend each one.
1289379
you would have to buy a couple of risers.my deck is 58 high and the ladder just touches the floor.