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  1. 05-20-2012, 01:53 AM #1
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    That's weird

    Pulling into a gas station and see this. Turns out the ladder is securely fastened to the roof and it swivels and locks into place. Wasn't sure if I should post this on the WOS or the WOP.
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  2. 05-20-2012, 07:50 AM #2
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    and, just how do they get to the top of the van?
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  3. 05-20-2012, 10:32 AM #3
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    Ladder mounted on the back of the van
    We're awl pawthetic and kweepy and can't get giwrls. That's why we fight wobots.
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    I like it. Assuming it's mounted securely, it's a pretty decent idea.
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    OSHA would cheet their pants.
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    well that roof does not look that high and they have an extension ladder thats maybe broken thats why they did that i did that before on my pickup truck but never a van looks dumb
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    It's mounted on a swivel base. Talked to the filter guy and saw the setup myself. Here's another pic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sweat hog View Post
    OSHA would cheet their pants.
    Right? What section of OSHA 10 is this in?
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    The way I see it, it it's attached to the van, it's probably likely already safer than the extension ladder would be from the ground...
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    Sooo, what does he do if he can't back right up to the building?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mark beiser View Post
    Sooo, what does he do if he can't back right up to the building?
    That's my question. If it doesn't detach, it seems kinda limited.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DLZ Dan View Post
    That's my question. If it doesn't detach, it seems kinda limited.
    Maybe that's how they bid them...

    "Sorry we can't do this one...we can't back our truck up to it..."

    "...but it's on the ground..."

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  13. 05-21-2012, 10:14 AM #13
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    There's probably pins that he can remove to use the ladder on the ground.
    We're awl pawthetic and kweepy and can't get giwrls. That's why we fight wobots.
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