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HOW TOSELECTA LADDERA GUIDE1Select a Type2Select a HeightSTEP LADDERThe most popular style of ladder.Used from medium to lowheights. Utilize pail shelves andtops to hold tools for the job.SPECIALTY LADDEREXTENSION LADDERMulti purpose ladder for usein many scenarios, as a step orextension ladder on multiplesurfaces.The most versatile style ofladder, found in a variety of sizes.Most commonly used for higherelevations.STEP LADDERSLADDERSIZEEXTENSION LADDERSAPPROX. HIGHESTSTANDING LEVELMAXIMUMREACH 4’1’ 11”8’ 6”5’2’ 10”6’3’ 9”3MAXIMUMACCESSIBLEROOF CH 9’ 5”16’13’15’ 11”7 1/2’ – 12 1/2’4 1/2’–9 1/2’10’ 4”20’17’19’ 1”9 1/2’ – 16 1/2’6 1/2’–13 1/2’7’4’ 9”11’ 4”24’21’23’ 8”11 1/2’ – 20’8 1/2’–17’8’5’ 8”12’ 3”28’25’27’ 7”13 1/2’ – 24’10 1/2’–21’10’7’ 7”14’ 2”32’29’31’ 5”15 1/2’– 28’12 1/2’–25’12’9’ 6”16’ 1”36’32’34’ 4”17 1/2’ – 31’14’–28’14’11’ 5”18’40’35’37’ 3”19’ – 33 1/2’16’–30 1/2’16’13’ 4”19’ 11”44’39’41’ 1”21’ – 37 1/2’18’–34 1/2’18’15’ 3”21’ 10”48’43’45’23’ – 41 1/2’20’–38 1/2’20’17’ 2”23’ 9”60’(1)48’49’ 10”23’ – 46 1/2’20’–43 1/2’ Assumes 5’ 7” person with 12” vertical reachSelect aLoad CapacityWORKINGRANGETO TOPSUPPORT* *When set up at the proper 75 1/2 angle **Three–section extension ladder200LB375LB300LB250LB225LBTYPE IAA: Professional use.Extra heavy duty. Capable ofsupporting 375 lbs.USES: MRO and industrialconstruction.TYPE IA: Professional use.Extra heavy duty. Capable ofsupporting 300 lbs.USES: Roofing, buildingmaintenance, contracting andindustrial construction.TYPE I:Industrial use. Heavy duty.Capable of supporting 250 lbs.USES: Building maintenance,general contracting andsheet rock.TYPE II: Commercial use.Medium duty. Capable ofsupporting 225 lbs.USES: Light commercialand general repair, painting andcleaning.TYPE 1ATYPE 1AA4DO NOT USEALUMINUM LADDERSNEAR ELECTRICITYTYPE 1TYPE 2TYPE 3TYPE III:Household use. Light duty.Capable of supporting 200 lbs.USES: Light cleaning andpainting.ALUMINUMFIBERGLASS Non-conductive when cleanand dry Strong and durable Weather-resistant Great for heavy-dutyconstructionLightweightLong-lasting constructionResists corrosionIdeal for painting, roofingand sidingFIBERGLASS LADDERSARE REQUIRED FORWORKING AROUNDELECTRICITY

AT FEATHERLITE, all of our products are designed and constructed to meet or exceedapplicable standards and requirements of Canadian Standards Association (CSA), and theAmerican National Standards Institute (ANSI), . Please read the information on this page beforeusing our products. Your safety is important to us.HOW TOSAFELYUSE OURLADDERSLouisville Ladder Corp. manufacturers products in compliance with the applicable CANADIAN NATIONAL STANDARDS (CSA)and American National Standards Institute (ANSI), safety codes.CSA is a developer of safety standards and a provider of product testing and certification services for portable ladders. The CSA certificationmarkindicates the ladder has been tested and certified in conformity with the Z11-18 Portable Ladder standard. Certification is anongoing process that involves follow up factory inspections and testing. Ladders displaying the CSA Certification mark provides ourcustomers increased assurance of product quality and safety.ANSI is a developer of safety standards for a wide variety of consumer and industrial products. Listed below are the individual ANSI ladderstandards based on material or type of climbing product.SCAFFOLDS, PLANKS AND STAGES:ANSI A10.8WOOD LADDERS: ANSI A14.1ACCESSORIES: ANSI A14.8METAL LADDERS: ANSI A14.2FIBERGLASS LADDERS: ANSI A14.5STEEL LADDERS: ANSI A14.7ATTIC LADDERS: ANSI A14.9Both CSA and ANSI have established a Duty Rating which identifies the use for which a portable ladder is intended and the conditions underwhich the ladder can be used safely. An extensive series of tests and design requirements determines which Duty Rating label a ladder mayreceive. The total load supported includes the combined weight of the user, clothing, tools and any materials on the ladder. However, laddersmust be used properly to support the intended load. See section “Select a Load Capacity” on previous page for more information on CSA andANSI Duty Ratings.SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY. Even a rigidly constructed ladder can beinvolved in an accident if the proper cautions are not taken in its use. Critical factors in safe useinclude reading all instructions and labels accompanying the ladder.DANGER: Metal laddersconduct electricity; do not usewhere contact may be madewith live electrical circuits.Failure to read and followinstructions on the use of thisproduct could result in seriouspersonal injury or death. Make sure spreaders are locked and ladder is stable before climbingPROPER SELECTIONSelect ladder of proper duty rating to support combined weight of user and Climb only front side of ladder. Face ladder when climbing up or down.Maintain a firm grip. Use both hands in climbing.materials. Ladders are available with duty ratings of 200, 225, 250, 300and 375 lbs. Select ladder of proper length to safely reach desired height. Keep body centered between side rails. Do not overreach. Get down andmove ladder as needed.INSPECTION BEFORE EACH USE Do not climb, stand, or sit above second step from top. Do not climb, Inspect thoroughly for missing or damaged components. Never use astand, or sit on spreader braces, ladder top, or pail shelf.damaged ladder and never make temporary repairs. Do not straddle front and back. Do not climb from one ladder onto another. Inspect thoroughly for loose fasteners. Make sure all working parts are in Avoid pushing or pulling off to side of ladder. Do not “walk” or “shift”good working order (lubricate if necessary).ladder while on it. Clean ladder of all foreign material (wet paint, mud, snow, grease, oil, etc).For additional information see ANSI A14.1–Wood; Destroy ladder if damaged, worn, or exposed to fire or chemicalsA14.2–Aluminum; A14.5–Fiberglass. Twin front (mechanic) ladders andextension trestle ladders may be climbed from either side.CONSIDER BEFORE EACH USE Metal ladders conduct electricity. Keep away from electrical circuits. Consult manufacturer for use in chemical or other corrosive environments. Use ladder only as outlined in instructions. Ladders are designed forone person only unless otherwise noted (i.e. twin front ladders). Do notoverload. Do not use in high winds or during storm Do not use if in poor health, if taking any drugs or alcoholic beverages, orif physically handicapped Keep shoes clean. Leather soles should not be worn. Never leave ladder set up and unattended Pay close attention to what you are doingSTEP LADDERS – PROPER SETUP AND USE Use help in setting up ladder, if possible Make sure ladder is fully open and spreaders locked Set all feet on firm, level surface. Do not place on unstable, loose orslippery surfaces. Place ladder where access is not obstructed. Do notplace in front of unlocked doors. Ladders are not intended to be used onscaffolds. Secure ladder, where possible, from excessive movement Position ladder against upper support surface. Make sure ladder does notlean to side. Ladder must make a 75 1/2 angle with the ground. To establish if ladder is at proper angle – Determine the distance alongthe rail between the top and bottom support points of the ladder. Dividethis distance by 4. The result will be the horizontal distance between thetop and bottom support points. When using ladder for access to roof, extend top 3 feet above roof edge.Tie or secure top from movement. Make sure top and bottom ends of ladder are firmly supported Check that top and bottom of ladder are properly supported. Make surerunglocks are engaged before climbing. Face ladder when climbing up or down. Maintain a firm grip.SINGLE & EXTENSION LADDERS – PROPER SETUP AND USE Use both hands in climbing Use help in setting up ladder, if possible Set base of ladder on firm, level surface. Ladder leveling devices areavailable for use on uneven ground. Place ladder where access is notobstructed. Do not place on unstable, loose, or slippery surfaces. Do not placein front of unlocked doors. Ladders are not intended to be used onscaffolds. Secure base section before raising ladder to upright position. Do not raiseor lower with fly section extended. Extend fly section and engage runglocks. Make sure rope does not createa tripping hazard or interfere with activity near ladder. Recommend tying bottom fly rung to adjacent base rung Extend and retract fly section only from ground and when no one is onladder. Do not overextend. A minimum overlap of sections is required as follows:— ladder size up to and including 32’–3’ overlap— over 32’ up to and including 36’–4’ overlap— over 36’ up to and including 48’–5’ overlap— sizes over 48’–6’ overlap Keep body centered between side rails. Do not overreach. Get down andmove ladder as needed. Do not climb above top support point. Do not climb from one ladder toanother. Do not straddle or sit on rungs Avoid pushing or pulling off to side of ladder. Do not “walk” or “shift”ladder while on it.PROPER CARE AND STORAGE Hang ladder on racks at intervals of 6’ for support Never store materials on ladder Never drop or apply an impact load to ladder Securely support ladder in transit Never paint a wood ladder. Treat with wood preservative. Protect wood ladder from exposure to the elements, but allow goodventilation. Keep away from heat and moisture.

TABLE OF CONTENTSFIBERGLASS STEP6800-AA / 6600-AA / 6400 16600 / 6900 / 6300580023FIBERGLASS PLATFORM6500-AA / 6500 3FIBERGLASS PLATFORM EXTRA WIDE7500XW / 6500XW 4FIBERGLASS STRAIGHT6100/5600/5600D/5300 5FIBERGLASS EXTENSION66900 / 6300 / 5800 79200D / 6200 / 6200D / 5700 / 5700DALUMINUM STEP3400 / 2400 / 36008ALUMINUM PLATFORM EXTRA WIDE3500 / 3500-XW 9SAWHORSE37009ALUMINUM STRAIGHT4100 / 3100DALUMINUM EXTENSION4200D / 3200D / 15JLT / 2700

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