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Check the length after making your cuts
1. Again, be sure the attic ladder power arms are fully extended.
2. Trimmed correctly, your attic ladder should look like Figure 8.
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No gaps in the section and both feet flat on the floor should
be the result.
3. If the attic ladder looks like Figure 9, then both of the legs
are too long, and the attic ladder is not safe to use.
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Check your measurements and trim the legs to length.
4. If the attic ladder looks like Figure 10, then both of the legs
are too short, and the attic ladder is not safe to use.
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Do not use the folding attic ladder.
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Call Louisville Ladder, 1-800-666-2811 and ask for Customer
Service or e-mail [email protected].
Attaching Hardware
For Wood Folding Attic Ladders
and Summit Aluminum Folding Attic Ladders:
1. Knot one end of the pull cord. Slide opposite end of pull
cord through bottom of pendant pulling knot snugly into
neck of pendant.
2. Slide unknotted end of pull cord through hole in door from
outside and then through the washer.
3. Knot end of pull cord, making sure that the knot is larger
than the hole in the washer.
For Everest Aluminum Folding Attic Ladders [Model AL258P]:
Attaching eyebolt to door
1. Slide eye-bolt through the hole in the attic ladder door.
2. Slide washer onto eye-bolt on the opposite side of the
door.
3. Securely fasten nut onto the eye-bolt.
