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PiViT Ladder Tool on a Steep Roof. Tips Using A Ladder On A Roof. DIY Painting Tool Hacks.

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video demonstrates the safe and efficient setup of a ladder system for painting eaves on a steep roof, utilizing a specialized 'PiViT Ladder Tool' and a self-leveling extension ladder. The setup ensures stability on an uneven roof surface, enabling access to high areas like corbels and vents for painting.

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This is Chris, the Ido painter. We're going to show you a good demonstration how to use a pivot ladder tool made by Provision Tools. And here's a situation on a roof right here. We got to get up here and paint these corals and paint this vent. And there's no way we can get up there without using a ladder. And we're also on a roof, a steep roof. That uh ladder will actually level. And even if it has self-leveling feet, you can't set a ladder on here. You can't set an A-frame ladder on here. So, we're going to be getting on this roof. Going to be abiding by OSHA rules and regulations. We're going to be putting our harnesses on using our harnesses for extra safety. But we got our pivot ladder tool right here. And you can see how we've set this pivot ladder tool. And now our extension ladder can set on a level platform. And the pitch of the roof was so steep that we also needed a 24T ladder with self-leveling feet also. So we got our pivot ladder tool, a 24 ft warner ladder with self-leveling feet. It's on our ladder box. And now we can actually get up and reach these corals and vents the pain. And once we get ready to do this, we're going to throw on our harnesses. We're also going to have a spotter down here. One spotter with this box right here keeping this box secure and not moving and also holding this ladder. This is Chris, the Idaho Painter, coming to you with a quick and simple demonstration how to use the pivot ladder tool with an extension.

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