what not to do before leaving on a trip
I am leafing a Mexican caravan in just over a week. One of the customers decided to wash & polish his rig and fell off the ladder & broke his heel. Pins & screws time. I suspect his wife is miffed to...
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I'm 67 and still regularly up ladders.
I suggest making sure that you are using a very good quality ladder. They come in 3 grades
3 is lightweight - terrible.
2 is medium for tradesmen and farm use - they are good quality
1 is heavy duty for industrial - overkill for us.
Making sure the ladder is stable - can't tip or slide is essential.
If you can yie it off and/or have someone hold it decreases the chance of a proble.
When on the roof when near the edge I get down on hands and knees since I really do not like heights.
I suggest making sure that you are using a very good quality ladder. They come in 3 grades
3 is lightweight - terrible.
2 is medium for tradesmen and farm use - they are good quality
1 is heavy duty for industrial - overkill for us.
Making sure the ladder is stable - can't tip or slide is essential.
If you can yie it off and/or have someone hold it decreases the chance of a proble.
When on the roof when near the edge I get down on hands and knees since I really do not like heights.
