Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: anderclean on August 11, 2005, 08:03:27 pm
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has any one bought or built a rack inside their van to carry ladders or a ladder ??
can it be done ?
other wise is there a small ladder that extends big ?!
any ideas...........
thanks
rob
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What's wrong with a roof rack? Why do you want your ladders inside your van?
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i keep my ladder in my van (mercedes vito), the ladder is just over 2.5m long, I will be incorporating a rack when i board the van out in the next couple of months. Roof racks are damnexpensive for a merc van!
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you can buy telescopic ladders as well, i've saw them on ebay but not for a while. apparently they are used on yachts i think, but they only extend to 4 meter max, not tall enough for most window cleaners
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KEEP MY LADDERS ON TOP OF MY 1000 LITRES TANK TIED FRONT AND BACK WITH QUICK RELEASE STRAPS {LONG WHEELED BASE TRANNY}
GAZA
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KEEP MY LADDERS ON TOP OF MY 1000 LITRES TANK TIED FRONT AND BACK WITH QUICK RELEASE STRAPS {LONG WHEELED BASE TRANNY}
GAZA
What length of ladder can you fit into a Tranny LWB Gaza?
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3.40 metres 11ft 2 inch closed
6.10 metres 20ft open
answer = 11 2 inch closed in back of van
gaza
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What's wrong with a roof rack? Why do you want your ladders inside your van?
roof racks are fine - but how neat and tidy is a ladder that stores in your van.
more secure
quicker and easier to get in and out (instead of on and off)
i only use the ladder for access as i'm water fed pole - so nice to have ladderless
on sign writting and no ladder in sight.
no concern about is it going to come off when i'm doing 98 down the a12.
also a smoother ride with better mpg.
lastly i just like the look of a van without ladders on top ;D
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also - a part from all that,
i was looking at a van with a tailgate at the back
and thought ladder inside would be best because of that..............
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What's wrong with a roof rack? Why do you want your ladders inside your van?
roof racks are fine - but how neat and tidy is a ladder that stores in your van.
more secure
quicker and easier to get in and out (instead of on and off)
i only use the ladder for access as i'm water fed pole - so nice to have ladderless
on sign writting and no ladder in sight.
no concern about is it going to come off when i'm doing 98 down the a12.
also a smoother ride with better mpg.
lastly i just like the look of a van without ladders on top ;D
Cheers, Ander, I guess that's me told!
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3.40 metres 11ft 2 inch closed
6.10 metres 20ft open
answer = 11 2 inch closed in back of van
gaza
That's handy to know. I'm information gathering at the moment to see what choices I will have when I eventually change systems.