Ladder level adjusting attachment

Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Ladder – Supporting surface compensating means

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182204, 2481882, E06C 700

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055424970

ABSTRACT:
A ladder level adjusting attachment for a ladder of the type having a pair of generally parallel side rails, a plurality of hollow rungs interconnecting the side rails and a pair of shoes, each located on a bottom end of each side rail. The attachment comprising at least one but typically two independent, identical and height adjustable support assemblies. A structure is for installing the support assembly against the side rail of the ladder. Support assembly can be height adjusted independently to allow the ladder to stand in a level and stationary position, with respect to all uneven floor and ground base conditions.

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