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SELECTION GUIDE

INSPECTION

INSTRUCTIONS

NOTES

NOTES

INSTRUCTIONS

INSPECTION

SELECTION GUIDE

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SELECTION GUIDE

SELECTION GUIDE

HOW TO SELECT A LADDER

HOW TO SELECT A LADDER (CONTINUED)

LADDER 

SIZE

APPROX. 

HIGHEST 

STANDING 

LEVEL

MAXIMUM 

REACH

^

4’

1’ 11”

8’ 6”

5’

2’ 10”

9’ 5”

6’

3’ 9”

10’ 4”

7’

4’ 9”

11’ 4”

8’

5’ 8”

12’ 3”

10’

7’ 7”

14’ 2”

12’

9’ 6”

16’ 1”

14’

11’ 5”

18’

16’

13’ 4”

19’ 11”

18’

15’ 3”

21’ 10”

20’

17’ 2”

23’ 9”

STEP LADDERS

LADDER 

SIZE

MAXIMUM 

EXTENDED 

LENGTH

MAX. 

REACH

^

WORKING 

RANGE  

TO TOP  

SUPPORT

*

MAXIMUM  

ACCESSIBLE 

ROOF HEIGHT 

RANGE*

16’

13’

16’ 1”

7 1/2’ – 12 1/2’

4 1/2’–9 1/2’

20’

17’

20’

9 1/2’ – 16 1/2’

6 1/2’–13 1/2’

24’

21’

23’ 10”

11 1/2’ – 20’

8 1/2’–17’

28’

25’

27’ 9”

13 1/2’ – 24’

10 1/2’–21’

32’

29’

31’ 7”

15 1/2’– 28’

12 1/2’–25’

36’

32’

34’ 6”

17 1/2’ – 31’

14’–28’

40’

35’

37’ 5”

19’ – 33 1/2’

16’–30 1/2’

44’

39’

41’ 3”

21’ – 37 1/2’

18’–34 1/2’

48’

43’

45’ 2”

23’ – 41 1/2’

20’–38 1/2’

60’ 

*

 

48’

50’

23’ – 46 1/2’

20’–43 1/2’

EXTENSION LADDERS

^Assumes 5’ 7” person with 12” vertical reach     |     

*When set up at the proper 75 1/2° angle     |     **Three–section extension ladder

The most versatile 

style of ladder, 

found in a variety 

of sizes. Most 

commonly used for 

higher elevations

.

Combine step 

ladder and 

warehouse ladder 

technology. The 

non-pinch platform 

provides a large 

standing area for 

work.

Allows two users 

to work on the 

same ladder 

simultaneously. 

Easily accomplish 

tasks that would be 

more difficult for a 

single person.

The most popular 

style of ladder. 

Used from medium 

to low heights. 

Utilize pail shelves 

and tops to hold 

tools for the job.

STEP LADDER

TWIN FRONT LADDER

PLATFORM LADDER

EXTENSION LADDER

1

Select a Type

Select a Type

3

Select a 

Load Capacity

Select a 

Load Capacity

4

Select a 

Ladder Material

Select a 

Ladder Material

2

Select a Height

Select a Height

TYPE III:

  

Household use. Light 

duty. Capable of 

supporting 200 lbs. 

USES:

 

Light cleaning 

and painting.

TYPE IA:

 

Professional 

use. Extra heavy duty. 

Capable of supporting 

300 lbs.

 

USES:

 

Roofing, 

building maintenance, 

contracting and 

industrial construction.

TYPE I:

  

Industrial use. Heavy 

duty. Capable of 

supporting 250 lbs.

 

USES:

 

Building 

maintenance, general 

contracting and  

sheet rock

.

TYPE II:

 

Commercial 

use. Medium duty. 

Capable of supporting 

225 lbs. 

USES:

 

Light commercial  

and general repair, 

painting and cleaning.

TYPE IAA: 

Professional 

use. Extra heavy duty. 

Capable of supporting 

375 lbs.

 

USES:

 

MRO and 

industrial construction.

III

III

T Y P E

T Y P E

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

includes weight of user 

plus materials

200

200

lbs

lbs

T Y P E

T Y P E

includes weight of user 

plus materials

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

lbs

lbs

I

I

T Y P E

T Y P E

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

includes weight of user 

plus materials

lbs

lbs

250

250

250

250

T Y P E

T Y P E

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

includes weight of user 

plus materials

lbs

lbs

TYPE

TYPE

lbs

lbs

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

L O A D   C A P A C I T Y

includes weight of user 

plus materials

>  

Non-conductive when clean 

and dry

>  

Strong and durable

>  

Weather-resistant

>  

Great for heavy-duty  

construction

FIBERGLASS

FIBERGLASS LADDERS 

ARE 

SAFE

 FOR WORKING 

AROUND ELECTRICITY

ALUMINUM

>  

Lightweight

>  

Long-lasting construction

>  

Resists corrosion

>  

Ideal for painting, roofing  

and siding

DO 

NOT

 USE  

ALUMINUM 

LADDERS NEAR

 

ELECTRICITY

                             Louisville Ladder, Inc. manufactures products in ompliance with the   

                             applicable safety codes of the 

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS 

INSTITUTE (ANSI).

 There are a variety of ANSl safety codes depending on material and 

type of ladder. You can find a list of them in the figure on the right. 

In addition, ANSI codes have established a Duty Rating which identifies the use for which 

a portable ladder is intended and the conditions under which the ladder can be used 

safely. An extensive series of tests and design requirements determines which Duty Rating 

label a particular ladder may receive. The total load supported includes the combined 

weight of the user, clothing, tools and any materials on the ladder. However, ladders must 

be used properly in order to support the intended load. 

AT LOUISVILLE LADDER

, all of our products are designed and constructed to meet 

or exceed applicable standards and requirements of the American National Standards 

Institute (ANSI), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and Canadian 

Standards Association (CSA). Please read the information on this page before using 

our products. Your safety is important to us.

METAL LADDERS:

 

ANSI A14.2

FIBERGLASS LADDERS:

 

ANSI A14.5

Summary of Contents for 44YY09

Page 1: ... Twin Step Ladders Models 44YY09 44YY68 44YY16 44YY42 44YY24 Operating Instructions Parts Manual EN ...

Page 2: ...ALL SAFETY INFORMATION FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE PLEASE REFER TO BACK COVER FOR INFORMATION REGARDING WESTWARD S WARRANTY AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION Model ____________________ Purch Date ________________ Printed in USA 2017 W W Grainger Inc All Rights Reserved NOTES ...

Page 3: ...general repair painting and cleaning TYPE IAA Professional use Extra heavy duty Capable of supporting 375 lbs USES MRO and industrial construction III III T Y P E T Y P E L O A D C A P A C I T Y L O A D C A P A C I T Y includes weight of user plus materials 200 200lbs lbs IA IA T Y P E T Y P E includes weight of user plus materials L O A D C A P A C I T Y L O A D C A P A C I T Y lbs lbs 300 300 I ...

Page 4: ...p to side rail connections as well as hardware fittings and accessories Make sure both rung locks are in working order 4 Test the rope and pulley for smooth operation Replace the rope if frayed or partially cut 5 All pivotal connections and the rung locks should be well lubricated 6 All bolts and rivets should be secure Never use a ladder if any bolts or rivets are missing or if the joints between...

Page 5: ...rs where access is not obstructed Do not place in front of unlocked doors Twin step ladders are not intended to be used on scaffolds 4 Secure twin step ladder from movement where possible 5 Make sure spreaders are locked and twin front ladders is stable before climbing 6 Face twin front ladder when climbing up or down Maintain a firm grip Use both hands in climbing 7 Keep body centered between sid...

Page 6: ...ND CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HOW THE PRODUCT IS INSTALLED OR USED BEFORE PURCHASE AND USE OF A PRODUCT REVIEW THE SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL AND LOCAL CODES AND REGULATIONS AND BE SURE THAT THE PRODUCT INSTALLATION AND USE WILL COMPLY WITH THEM CONSUMERS ONLY CERTAIN ASPECTS OF DISCLAIMERS ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO CONSUMER PRODUCTS SOLD TO CONSUMERS A SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ...

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