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    Ladder crane - videos

    Ladder crane. I admit I'm skeptical.

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    Roof lift in a residential area; woman is strolling below. 1:41 video:



    Even on the ground, tilting the ladder like that, to kinda form half a gantry; is that OK? 2:31 video:



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    On the step ladder video, he isn't lifting much weight. Doesn't seem worth the trouble but do suspect it is safe. The other two seem foolish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rgsparber View Post
    On the step ladder video, he isn't lifting much weight. Doesn't seem worth the trouble but do suspect it is safe. The other two seem foolish.

    Rick
    I agree, re the step ladder. The motor and pump might be 60-80 pounds, though I question such a quick convenient hook attachment. It seems reasonable extracting the unit from inside well of a condenser, not too different than an engine crane.

    Though pertaining 1st two video's
    Even if those aluminum extension ladders are rated IA [300 lbs] a load on convex side is questionable, not to mention what looks like a single basket sling. A/C units, weight-wise, aren't very symmetrical.
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    I think the concept is brilliant but could certainly lead to accidents. I have a 36' ladder that weighs over 200 lbs, haven't moved it since I bought it but it is certainly strong enough.



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