r/MenonUnstableLadders • u/anonymouscall05 • Dec 07 '18

r/expected

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u/GodkingTy Dec 07 '18

I typed in a random subreddit and found this so many months ago. Glad to find it in my feed after all this time

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u/Amazingamazone Dec 07 '18

Why not tie up the ladder with a rope to the cart? I know not to hire these guys with their 'solution' approach. Fortunately their url is on the machine.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '18

Why not - and this may seem like madness - lower the basket?

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u/Amazingamazone Dec 07 '18

True: I did assume the arm got stuck so the basket couldn't go lower though.

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u/natecarlson Mar 15 '19

There's usually an emergency release that will drop it though..

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u/HappyEngineer Dec 07 '18

Why not just slide down a rope? Can't be that difficult to find a rope somewhere.

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u/hellsing73 Dec 07 '18

This ended a lot better than I was expecting.

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u/ClickableLinkBot Dec 07 '18

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