What is the maximum height when used in a scaffolding position?
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I don't have the exact number but if your plank was on the top rung it would be roughly 5' off the ground if using the two sections of the ladder separated to support the plank. Note that it is not recommended you go this high because it may not be stable enough. Sorry I couldn't be more exact for you. Feel free to ask any other questions.
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For me, specifically relating to the 17' model (12017) I have used wide boards on the very top rungs. Using a tape measure from the concrete floor in my shop to the top of the board going across, I have a height of 46-48 inches. I found this perfectly fine to use in this capacity, though it is NOT recommended by Little Giant or myself. I am probably stupid to do it...lol That said, I have never felt unsafe or in danger. Truthfully, I am very careful and cautious.
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The 22 footer is about 5ft off the ground when used that way. I was able to paint the first floor of the house (outside) that way. The ladder is heavy, note the wheels.
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Height is no issue as you sometime need the low step up bar to rest we going to failure. Not sure of max weight but very sturdy when assembled. Better than what I see at commercial clubs!!
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I'm using this heater at 1100 feet elevation. I do not know the maximum elevation.
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Between 21.5 and 22 inches, depending on how you choose to set the leveling feet.
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I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier than an equivalent 10ft step ladder, or even a 20 ft extension ladder. However, it's pretty amazing the number of different situations that you can use the ladder in. I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier... » Read More I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier than an equivalent 10ft step ladder, or even a 20 ft extension ladder. However, it's pretty amazing the number of different situations that you can use the ladder in. « Show Less
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Model Number Duty Rating Step Height (feet) Extension Height (feet) Stair Height (feet) Scaffold Height (feet) Approximate Cubic Feetper Unit ApproximateShipping Weight (pounds) MT-13 1A 3 - 5 7 - 11 3 - 5 1 - 2 5.9 31.6 11 feet
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I found this off another website: Minimum Ceiling Height The maximum height of the footplate is 16" (41 cm). Add that to your height, plus several inches for comfortable clearance, to calculate the minimum ceiling height.
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Not sure exactly what you're asking; please elaborate a bit so I can answer to meet your need: By "underneath," do you mean to the bottom rung, or the under-the-top measurement at it's lowest setting, or set up as a scaffold?
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You can adjust the platform height from one side so that you can work on stairs. However, this style scaffold is primarily used on level ground and the legs cannot be individually adjusted. For adjustable legs type scaffold you need exterior scaffold, which is sold usually in pieces.
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Maximum height is 4" from the shelf. The next model has a 5" clearance from the shelf if that is what you require.
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Unsure what the max is. Mine are standing on a wood deck and filled with the normal lawn and garden items. No problems.
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As described the maximum is 9". You would definitely have part of your tire hanging out over the ramps and it could compromise your safety. I would not take any chances.
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As the pedals are slightly tilted forward, the back of the pedal is th highest part. It reaches a maximum height if 11 inches from the ground.
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I think the max height is about 36 inches, you can adjust it down and it depends how far you open it that can give you extra height.Well worth the investment for anyone that need to use a mobility devise.
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I haven't used it on high pile, so I can't say for sure, but it does have quite a large range of heights to choose from
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From Schwinnfitness.com "The maximum height of the footplate is 17" (43 cm). Add that to your height, plus several inches for comfortable clearance, to calculate the minimum ceiling height." I have an old 431 elliptical with the same 17" petal height, our basement ceiling tiles are at about 80" (6" 8").. I'm 5'6" and have enough room without removing any ceiling tiles. (My 431 has started making some noises after many years of use so am researching new models for a similar size/footprint.)
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I don't know the maximum height. I didn't feel the need to buy extra risers. The 2 that came with it were high enough for me to get my heart rate up during workouts. I'm short though. Taller people might want an extra riser. Possibly look on the dimensions in the description of this item to see the height of the plat form and individual risers.