York Ladder Lift

[pheonix13]

I was just wondering anyone could tell me the rules for lifting the ladder back onto the rack. I am a short person, 5' 1". I have been practicing at home and find it very difficult to lift the ladder above my head and place it on both holders at the same time. I am able to lift to my chest and then place one end in a holder and then the other side. Would this be acceptable?

[FF95]

[quote=""pheonix13""]I was just wondering anyone could tell me the rules for lifting the ladder back onto the rack. I am a short person, 5' 1". I have been practicing at home and find it very difficult to lift the ladder above my head and place it on both holders at the same time. I am able to lift to my chest and then place one end in a holder and then the other side. Would this be acceptable?[/quote]

Yes as long as you don't drop the ladder.

[infernobuster]

When you pick up the ladder, everyone has the tendency to place their hands at the top of the rungs. Thus allow your hands to rest on the rails when lifting ..

For shorter people, if you lift near the bottom of the rung you will get 8-10" extra height when placing it on the wall during your test.