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1) Configuring the MT Series ladder into the
extension ladder position, as with the stepladder
position, the extension ladder position starts with
changing the angle.
Note: The push knob hinge will catch in each of
the 3 positions. Continue to disengage and rotate
the sections until the desired position is reached.
2) With the ladder standing up, unlock the upper
section “J” locks and walk the upper ladder
section out. If more height is needed, extend the
opposite section in the same way. Slide outer
sections apart until desired length is met.
75°
Approximately
1) Configuring the MT Series ladder into the 2-Scaffold
Base position requires the use of the dynamic hinge
kit that is included with your MT Series ladder.
2) Separate the inner and outer sections completely by
unlocking the “J” locks and sliding the outer sections
off the inner section.
3) Place inner section in stepladder position.
4) Place dynamic hinge into outer section rail
by threading narrow tab (See Figure 5) of
dynamic hinge into inside of the rail with the wider
tab on the outside of the rail (See Figure 6).
5) Lock using “J” locks as shown in Figure 6.
Repeat on other side.
6) Ensure rungs face out opposite the hinge hook
direction (See Figure 7). Spread outer sections
apart as shown in Figure 8.
7) To close ladder, bring outer sections together.
Unlock “J” locks and remove dynamic hinges.
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
wider tab
narrow tab
Figure 5
• Hinges and “J” locks must be secure before climbing.
• Never use ladder jacks on this ladder.
• DO NOT stand on or above second rung from top of ladder.
• Refer to set up caution label on ladder for proper set up.
CAUTION
• Plank should not be placed on top step.
• Plank should be secured to the ladder on both ends by tying
to the ladder.
• Use tie downs to secure plank to both ladder sections.
CAUTION
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PROPER USE
HOW TO SETUP POSITIONS (continued)
Position #3
Extension Ladder
Position #4
2-Scaffold Base
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