One of the very best how to install, no frills, no extra commentary, fantastic demonstration, and you did not film yourself doing each and every wing nut. GREAT! I really appreciated it.
Oh boy, TH-cam can be great, I measured my stuff and went to Home Depot and none of the u bolts were even close to wide enough, but seeing the video, that measurement was the length I needed rather than the width, hehe
Just to point out, I've heard that there are different types of stabilizers for different ladders (e.g. fiberglass ladders take a different type of stabilizer than an aluminum one). Just make sure you get the right type for your ladder.
Yes, he did. Those angled pieces create another layer for the U-bolts. Not allowing you to screw on the wing nuts at all. This stabilizer was was not meant for the fiberglass Werner ladders. Only the aluminum ones. I had to do what he did to get it on my fiberglass ladder. It still holds secure as far as I’m concerned. Just make sure those wing nuts are nice and snug.
Yes but only if the ladder is on siding...if its on a rooftop then he has it the right way...actually has picture directions for dummies on the bar itself
@@NuclearEngineerDOE not only i'm a dumbass but also a really retarded 1 (meme: 2 years later). but mostly - because i don't even care. simple search engine lookup delivered me this: www.tiedown.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/e1278.pdf and a ton of other instructions.
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One of the very best how to install, no frills, no extra commentary, fantastic demonstration, and you did not film yourself doing each and every wing nut. GREAT! I really appreciated it.
Oh boy, TH-cam can be great, I measured my stuff and went to Home Depot and none of the u bolts were even close to wide enough, but seeing the video, that measurement was the length I needed rather than the width, hehe
Thanks. Seems so simple. But I didn't know! Thanks for posting!
You are suppose to have the top of the ladder extended above the roof edge so you have something to grab when getting on and off the ladder.
Thats a good idea too. Thx
@@donlaing9389 Oh,.. that’s why he stated, “If you are JUST cleaning windows.” 0:45
You made a great video sir.
Just to point out, I've heard that there are different types of stabilizers for different ladders (e.g. fiberglass ladders take a different type of stabilizer than an aluminum one). Just make sure you get the right type for your ladder.
Awesome, i'm doing it right now. Thank you so much sir
Thank you. That was a great demo. And appreciated!! :)
It does work with the MT-22 ladder. Werner sells the stabilizer as model # AC96 for $22 at Home Depot.
Didn't you omit two angled pieces for this demonstration?
Yes, he did. Those angled pieces create another layer for the U-bolts. Not allowing you to screw on the wing nuts at all. This stabilizer was was not meant for the fiberglass Werner ladders. Only the aluminum ones. I had to do what he did to get it on my fiberglass ladder. It still holds secure as far as I’m concerned. Just make sure those wing nuts are nice and snug.
Yes he did , omit it . This is a bad desighn
@@claychandler3468 What would be some good improvement to this design?
Google this:
WERNER Stabilizer and Surface Protector: Aluminum, For Use With Extension Ladders
Then zoom in on the picture.
Hope it helps.
can you use it on a multi purpose ladder?
Great video
Hi guys, what diameter is the square tube used on this item?
I think 2 pieces are missing for the clamps
Awesome Video!
Thank you!!!
Does that work with a MT-22 ladder? (Werner)
cwrowe I'm not sure, it would most likely fit. If not there are two other types of stabilizers and videos on this channel for how to use them. Thanks!
Seems like theres nothing stopping that ladder from sliding side to side
you put the u-bolt up-side down they could slide down that way
Yes but only if the ladder is on siding...if its on a rooftop then he has it the right way...actually has picture directions for dummies on the bar itself
That extender is not meant for fiberglass ladders. Read the box.
isn't it all on the label on the stabilizer itself? i mean, is this video 4 those who can't read?
Label wore off of mine. See, you're not so smart after all.
Maybe some us haven't purchased this ladder yet and want to know if we should by the stabilizer with it. Uh-huh.
LOL!
@@NuclearEngineerDOE not only i'm a dumbass but also a really retarded 1 (meme: 2 years later). but mostly - because i don't even care.
simple search engine lookup delivered me this: www.tiedown.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/e1278.pdf
and a ton of other instructions.
Use a little loctite on those threads..😉
lockwashers instead if you want to one day remove it.
This a bad design.