Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: macmac on January 05, 2010, 05:14:44 pm
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Do these exist does anyone know?
Like, ones you can slide down & "click" into place when needed, then retracted & "clicked" up when not needed.
If not I think there would be a huge market for some.
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The ones on ebay are like that . i pitched my ladder on icy deckin today, id never dare do that if i didnt have spikes on
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Do you have a link mate?
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iv seen sum on fleebay there r two different sellers and 1 is 5 pound cheeper than the other but r they different any help pls
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1313&_nkw=ladder+spikes&_sacat=See-All-Categories
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iv seen sum on fleebay there r two different sellers and 1 is 5 pound cheeper than the other but r they different any help pls
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1313&_nkw=ladder+spikes&_sacat=See-All-Categories
Although the picture is the same, one set are for single ladders & the other for extension ladders.
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i bought mine from ebay ,HAILO , when they arrived the design of them was slightly different from the ebay foto ,but basically work just as in the foto/////// but DEFO the best few quid i ever spent . i find its best to set them only a 1/2 inch below the rubber feet .
they give great grip , yesterday i put my ladder on imprinted concrete which was so slippy to walk on and the spikes give great confidence and so cheap too
cant remember which ebayer i bought mine off though!
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i bought mine from ebay ,HAILO , when they arrived the design of them was slightly different from the ebay foto ,but basically work just as in the foto/////// but DEFO the best few quid i ever spent . i find its best to set them only a 1/2 inch below the rubber feet .
they give great grip , yesterday i put my ladder on imprinted concrete which was so slippy to walk on and the spikes give great confidence and so cheap too
cant remember which ebayer i bought mine off though! (probably the cheapest )
jonny, I take it you can move them up via the wingnut? Can you still close double ladder fully when they are fitted?
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no you cant close the ladder up fully once theyre on , but your only talking about 8 inches or so .
yes,you just slacken the wing nut and either slide them up or slide them right off the bottom . mine came with a diffrent design of the clamp and had a threaded bit of rod which accomodated every size of ladder .i found i didnt need the rod as long as it was and i just trimmed it down with a hacksaw . the spikes are galvanised steel,quite heavy but after a day i never noticed the extra weight .
i leave my spikes on always , the only time i took them off was a few weeks ago when i had to take ladder inside a house and the spikes would have messed up the carpet . just slackened the wing nut and slid them off
its important Not to fit them too low down ,unless your using them on a lawn or really soft ground .
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Thanks for that ;)