Abru multi function ladder

[LUCIALIA]

Does anyone have a set of instructions for an Abru multi purpose ladder, model no 24004?

 

[dancinplumba]

Why are they complicated ?

 

[Howsie]

Left foot, right foot. <repeat>

Reverse these when coming down.

 

[LUCIALIA]

Guess I walked into that! :banghead:
No they're not complicated just wanted a butchers at the instructions

 

[lame plumber]

if it doesnt have class 1 written on them somewhere. leave them at home, not worth using diy kit as a proffessional omho

 

[on31ll]

Abru ladders, ladder, stepladders, loft ladders, stepstools, extension ladder, rotary driers

 

[LUCIALIA]

Already tried the website and even emailed them but they don't have the information.

 

[melmos]

Have pm'd you

 

[tamz]

Already tried the website and even emailed them but they don't have the information.

Thats probably because you don't need instructions on how to work a ladder.
This is about all you need to know http://www.abru.co.uk/pdfs/leaflets/lf21055.pdf but i'll add a couple of other things
They have stupid levers you pull to unlock then you wrestle with the ladder until it clicks into the next position then you pull out the lever and wrestle with it again to the next position. Taking it down is just as bad. You need lots of space to swing it about.
Seems like a good idea but in reality they are probably the worst ladder in the world.
I bought 2 of them years ago. They take up too much space in the van, they are a nightmare to use inside a house, fold it into a trestle and it is too high to use. I got P'd off with them after a week or 2 and and just left them lying somewhere. I think i threw one over a fence after i jambed my finger in it.

 

[Howsie]

Thats probably because you don't need instructions on how to work a ladder.
This is about all you need to know http://www.abru.co.uk/pdfs/leaflets/lf21055.pdf but i'll add a couple of other things
They have stupid levers you pull to unlock then you wrestle with the ladder until it clicks into the next position then you pull out the lever and wrestle with it again to the next position. Taking it down is just as bad. You need lots of space to swing it about.
Seems like a good idea but in reality they are probably the worst ladder in the world.
I bought 2 of them years ago. They take up too much space in the van, they are a nightmare to use inside a house, fold it into a trestle and it is too high to use. I got P'd off with them after a week or 2 and and just left them lying somewhere. I think i threw one over a fence after i jambed my finger in it.

Just what I thought but could'nt be arse'd to put into words.