Looks like a extension ladder converted into a stand WOW!!!!!Check this contraption out that’s for sale! Safety first? I don’t think so!!!!!View attachment 25203View attachment 25204View attachment 25205
They are a steal!! To bad they didn't make them outta steel!!! LolView attachment 25206
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I still have homemade stands but never anything that bad!!!!You know back years ago commercial stands really weren't around so we did engineer alot of different stands. I had some homemade ladder stands made from some wood ladders with some 2x4's and some plywood. They did work. My design was better than what that looks like though. LOL.
If the plywood on those is sound, then those are perfectly fine. They are an old, proven design. The only thing they are missing is a "jumper cord" from the platform to the support rod which insures the stand will never "trap-door".View attachment 25206
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I’m thinking no hand rail to make it to top of platform, slippery deck, and no idea when the platform deck will drop out or metal support. It will work for a while. What did you do to make the deck not slippery?If the plywood on those is sound, then those are perfectly fine. They are an old, proven design. The only thing they are missing is a "jumper cord" from the platform to the support rod which insures the stand will never "trap-door".
I have over a dozen of those but mine are made of steel, cat-walk grating. I've spent many, many hundreds of hours in them. Solid.
Rather what would you do to make it not slippery?I’m thinking no hand rail to make it to top of platform, slippery deck, and no idea when the platform deck will drop out or metal support. It will work for a while. What did you do to make the deck not slippery?
Our version of those.I’m thinking no hand rail to make it to top of platform, slippery deck, and no idea when the platform deck will drop out or metal support. It will work for a while. What did you do to make the deck not slippery?