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The ladder is very good but we'll buy it only if it's a 30 feet ladder. Sorry to bother but it's urgent . Thank you

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Need to know if its a 30 feet ladder urgently

Is this a 30 feet ladder or not

How much the price? 20ft

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Looks good but alot of work. I would have 2 extension ladders with 4 ladder jacks and be done with set up in 10 minutes. The extra ladder jacks make moving walk board easily to another level.

Black and Decker had really crafty tools. I don't know why they don't keep these things in production anymore

Does anyone install the seals that comes with this later?

Ingenious but I don't see how raise the work platform past the intermediate stabilisers attached to the wall, on the 48 feet poles.

I am beyond furious because I have a 12' Louisville ladder and I cannot retract it up into the attic without 2 people and 2 ladders to get it up. Louisville is, of course, oblivious to the problem, as they were when the upper wood cross piece of the frame the whole ladder was suspended from cracked when I was investigating why the ladder would not close correctly and it almost fell when I was on it. Thank goodness I was fleet of foot and was able to yell until someone brought me the 8' step ladder. so I could get down. Who designs a 12' aluminum ladder and does not understand that it needs to function without any additional ladders? Any suggestions? I am toying with the idea of mounting a pulley inside at the top step, running a strong twine down along the wood door behind it, attached to an eye bolt at the outside bottom of the next lowest, where the knee bend is, and pulling on that to retract the steps when down. It is very inelegant and offensive to the purist in me who believes in form and function being their own beauty, but tripping over a piece of twine while climbing up a 12' height on a ladder is not ideal. I appeal the the engineers out there, degreed or just the self educated, common sense ones. Please solve this problem that all the geniuses at Louisville ladder cannot!

I attended the Climb Academy. I hope one day to go on to Pizza College.

Good info, thanks for sharing.

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May I know what type of rope is used in this?

Feet were a problem on my install. Ceiling is 10ft and nearly maxed out the feet adjustment-no gaps and feet firmly on the floor. This also caused the feet to catch on the foot end of the frame when attempting to close. Resolved this issue by notching out a quarter of the non-screwed side of frame allowing the feet to pass and close properly.

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What would Louisville recommend be a good Instructor to student ratio for a hands on ladder class (using 28 ft extension ladder)?

Au cas ou, l'échelle est à l'envers sur la première photo.

Louisville Ladder Pump Jack Installation Video . very nice , perfect. thank you . Kazem Amin Afghan

Hola: Tienen esa escalera en 8 pies. Y que precio tiene. Gracias.

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But Werner claims to be the best. Is their a difference in the Louisville compared to the Werner 24 ft fiberglass extension ladder?

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*This ladder was easy to install and was very sturdy.✬>**share4.photo/lAtticLadde?uv** My neighbor is ordering one after seeing mine. Very pleased!*

*We had our house built in 2003, and✬>**share4.photo/lAtticLadde?wx ** I finally bought an attic ladder. I was using a six foot latter to put things in the attic. Bad idea. that would have killed me. Life goes on.*

*The Louisville Ladder✬>**share4.photo/lAtticLadde?xy ** was a fantastic improvement over what was built into the house. This is sturdy, constructed well, and was easy to install. A great product!*

*I've had wooden attic ladders at all my previous homes, and some were advertised✬>**share4.photo/lAtticLadde?yz ** as "heavy duty" when I bought them. After installing this one and using it to access my attic, I was very impressed at how sturdy it is. It's fairly easy to install, but have to admit it would've been easier with two people like the instructions recommend. If you want a really good ladder, buy this one!*

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I purchased this ladder for my garage two days ago. AA2210 at Lowes. I get it home and right out of the box I saw that the door is particle board and not plywood as shown in this video. Ill learn to live with it once I get it painted. The particle board started to flex at the corners and separated away from the insulation since it is glued down. I installed a some extra 1/4-20 bolts with some washers to keep the door, insulating foam and back part of the door held together. While the cost was minimal I feel I shouldn't have had to do that. Install wasn't too hard. Just make sure your support boards are correctly in place.

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right through the shingles with those screws no fucks given

Are both sides of Maxlock suppose to latch on both sides?

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is there a difference in the angle of your different stair models. my son installed this Elite series and it has a much steeper angle than the wooden stairs he took down. i find getting off and on your Elite model difficult .

Can you make a ladder safety lock that secures it to the gutter to keep the ladder secure in place?

Good idea and features needed for this type of ladder. But I'm really interested in seeing a 20' Telescopic Ladder from Louisville, with adjustable leg height and v-notch at the top to use on poles and rubber grips.

Good looking and features needed for this type of ladders. But I'm really interested in seeing a 20' Telescopic Ladder from Louisville, with adjustable feet heights and the v-notch at the top, to use on poles also.

Does the 3 leg design keep the ladder from walking?

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Nice instructions but the book says use 3/16 drill bit whereas the video says use 1/8" drill bit. The videos Table 3 Chart of cuts to be made per how tall your ceiling is - also a bit different but basically same info. We used the 3/16 because the lag screws are pretty good size. Also, put your header lag screws in first don't be dumb like me and do the sides first and end up with a bowed hinge. (the other end square as can be LOL) It opens and closes just fine but wondering if will wear out sooner or break due to not enough support since not tight to corners? Emailed Louisville so we'll see. Good luck to everyone, seems like a great ladder.

Thank you, that was a huge help today. We referred to it several times. Major problem we had was with the feet due to my ceiling being the minimum height.

Just bought this yesterday. Love it. One sexy ladder.