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Extention ladder identification

nbpt100

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I have acquired an aluminum extension ladder with no apparent markings. It is missing the feet and the rung locks. The rungs are round and that is about the only identifying feature I can come up with. I have reviewed Ladder Products Inc. website ( who sells replacement parts for extention ladders). Any practical advice beyond moving on. ????

The spacing between the fly segment and the lower segment seems to be somewhat important. The 9 inch dimension given does not seem relevant if I drill my own mounting holes. As I will very likely have to. I am thinking of getting this item in the link below and drilling new mounting holes.

 
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Uncle murph

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I have acquired an aluminum extension ladder with no apparent markings. It is missing the feet and the rung locks. The rungs are round and that is about the only identifying feature I can come up with. I have reviewed Ladder Products Inc. website ( who sells replacement parts for extention ladders). Any practical advice beyond moving on. ????

The spacing between the fly segment and the lower segment seems to be somewhat important. The 9 inch dimension given does not seem relevant if I drill my own mounting holes. As I will very likely have to. I am thinking of getting this item in the link below and drilling new mounting holes.

A picture would be helpful.
 
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nbpt100

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What exactly are you looking for? It looks like a typical aluminum extention ladder with missing fee and rung locks. No markings or labels. If you know what you want to look at, I will take a picture of that feature.
 
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