Adventurer Buck wrote:
Stefonius wrote:
Adventurer Buck wrote:
MaverickBBD wrote:
Can't stabilize if they are not touching the ground.
3 of the 4 jacks are solid on the ground. The side/end that is not is being supported by a Jack, has the tire for support.
A couple of years ago, I was working on a ladder inside of my attic. In order to reach something, I stood with one foot on the rung and one in the air. I was still supported, but broke my leg anyway, which caused me to fall off and clunk my head on the concrete floor. My head is solid bone all the way through, so no harm there. The leg, however, was mighty inconvenient in a cast for six weeks. I don't know if it would have broken if I had both feet on the ladder.
That might not have happened if you had three legs on the ladder before reaching out with your fourth. I'd like to hear more about your concrete floor in the attic. ;)
The concrete floor was under the ladder. My head was in the attic. I had taken off my other two legs in order to save weight and make my jeans fit more comfortably. I probably should have chocked my other foot.
