[Tomboler]

I've had a look and 'rung'  2 places but seems no one is able to supply me with a spare foot for my ladder leveller, does anyone know where to order spares from ?

[Ian Lancaster]

Use a self levelling ladder

http://www.midlandladders.com/products/8ft_2_4m_Double_Extension_Window_Cleaner_s_Ladder-152-49.html

Three points of contact, can be set firmly in almost any situation

[Granny]

There is no way in the world I would climb that ladder while there is a much safer alternative.
As Ian Lancaster has pointed out.
Looks a bit of a faff too Too many moving parts - too much to go wrong imho.
G.

[Tomboler]

Thanks for comments Ian & Grandma, I know they look like something out of a circus but I get on well with it for gutter clearing, simple one foot operation,,

http://www.decoratingwarehouse.co.uk/buy/access-equipment/accessories/titan-basemate-ladder-leveller/682?gclid=CKCJ_ZuugbYCFaHHtAodhlcAzg

just need a new foot. Cheap enough to buy a complete new one though

[Jimmy Jon]

Thanks for comments Ian & Grandma, I know they look like something out of a circus but I get on well with it for gutter clearing, simple one foot operation,,

just need a new foot. Cheap enough to buy a complete new one though

A fantastic safety device, Just buy a new one & keep the old one for spares if needed. Very easy to use and nothing has ever gone wrong with mine and very safe on uneven ground as well. 

[Tomboler]

Thanks for comments Ian & Grandma, I know they look like something out of a circus but I get on well with it for gutter clearing, simple one foot operation,,

just need a new foot. Cheap enough to buy a complete new one though

A fantastic safety device, Just buy a new one & keep the old one for spares if needed. Very easy to use and nothing has ever gone wrong with mine and very safe on uneven ground as well. 

I'm gonna do that Terry, cheers

[Spruce]

This looks a good idea. Better than the wooden wedges I've used up till now.

[G & M]

Yes the base mate is a fantastic bit of kit. I have been using one for the last 18 months and no problem whatsoever. I wouldn't be without one.

[robertphil]

what broke exactly on the foot?

[Tomboler]

a rivet holding the foot on ... trouble is I don't have the foot, I just noticed it was missing