Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Ladder – With hook or grab
Patent
1989-10-17
1990-07-03
Machado, Reinaldo P.
Fire escape, ladder, or scaffold
Ladder
With hook or grab
182209, 182214, E06C 706, E06C 748
Patent
active
049383124
ABSTRACT:
A device which may serve as a ridge hook for hooking a ladder unto a ridge of a roof includes two wheels mounted upon arms. A threaded rod extends through the hollow core of a ladder rung to secure the device to a ladder. An unhooking arrangement uses a pivot arm, normally biased to be parallel to the ladder, to lift an upper end of the ladder free of the ridge when a control line is pulled. A ladder rung lock is used to prevent relative movement between the upper and lower sections of an extension ladder.
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