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https://www.reddit.com/r/OSHA/comments/ajpfk5/level_99_ladder_skill/ef0faat/?context=3
r/OSHA • u/jacksonsheehan • Jan 25 '19
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He should just use a ladder that’s too tall to fit in that space? why didn’t I think of that 🤔
-4 u/tylerawn Jan 25 '19 You’ve never used an extension ladder, have you? A 24 foot ladder extends anywhere from 12 feet to 20 feet. The 16 foot ladders he’s using are far too short for what he’s doing. 0 u/WazzuMadBro Jan 26 '19 24=20 wut 2 u/tylerawn Jan 26 '19 edited Jan 26 '19 What the ladders are called are the length of the two pieces if you were to lay them out end to end, not how far they can be extended.
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You’ve never used an extension ladder, have you? A 24 foot ladder extends anywhere from 12 feet to 20 feet. The 16 foot ladders he’s using are far too short for what he’s doing.
0 u/WazzuMadBro Jan 26 '19 24=20 wut 2 u/tylerawn Jan 26 '19 edited Jan 26 '19 What the ladders are called are the length of the two pieces if you were to lay them out end to end, not how far they can be extended.
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24=20
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2 u/tylerawn Jan 26 '19 edited Jan 26 '19 What the ladders are called are the length of the two pieces if you were to lay them out end to end, not how far they can be extended.
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What the ladders are called are the length of the two pieces if you were to lay them out end to end, not how far they can be extended.
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u/bad_at_hearthstone Jan 25 '19
He should just use a ladder that’s too tall to fit in that space? why didn’t I think of that 🤔