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Adele 2 month s ago
why didn't you just call this post "stupid with ladders"?
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Phenie 2 month s ago
Adele,
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Arie 2 month s ago
#10 is fine
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Gerry 2 month s ago
Sometimes a man's got to do what a man's got to do to get the job done.
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Erasmus 2 month s ago
A lady I work with husband died falling from a 8’ step ladder. It tilted sideways and when he fell he landed on the ladder in such a way that it collapsed his lungs. I think of that every time I’m on a step ladder. I don’t fear ladders or high places but I always make sure they are secured in place really well. For my job I had to take a class that including instructions for tying off a ladder so that came in helpful. They can be dangerous.
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Delphi 1 month ago
When helmets are being tested, they are dropped from a height of 3 feet (@1 meter), because that's considered the minimum height which could cause a fatal head injury. Three feet. So imagine a fall from 6 or 8 or 10 feet.
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Adele 2 month s ago
why didn't you just call this post "stupid with ladders"?
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Phenie 2 month s ago
Adele,
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Arie 2 month s ago
#10 is fine
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Gerry 2 month s ago
Sometimes a man's got to do what a man's got to do to get the job done.
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Erasmus 2 month s ago
A lady I work with husband died falling from a 8’ step ladder. It tilted sideways and when he fell he landed on the ladder in such a way that it collapsed his lungs. I think of that every time I’m on a step ladder. I don’t fear ladders or high places but I always make sure they are secured in place really well. For my job I had to take a class that including instructions for tying off a ladder so that came in helpful. They can be dangerous.
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Delphi 1 month ago
When helmets are being tested, they are dropped from a height of 3 feet (@1 meter), because that's considered the minimum height which could cause a fatal head injury. Three feet. So imagine a fall from 6 or 8 or 10 feet.