Yard work: ladder arms

Self-tutoring about working at height: the tutor mentions some mental reconstruction.

Lately I’ve been working around the property: as I mention in my post from July 10, it can be a summer thing. One thing that’s come up is window cleaning.

I recall a window washer used to come here perhaps decades ago. Things were busy then, so I didn’t pay much attention to how he did it. I would have done well to be more observant.

A couple of days ago, up on the ladder, I came to a window that was too wide for me to reach from a central location, and too high on the house to station the ladder above: I would have had to place the ladder against the eavestrough, which would have put me too far away to reach the window. “How did the window washer reach said window?” I wondered.

I realize he likely used ladder arms, which apparently can span six feet. The window itself is five feet wide.

Interesting, eh?

Source:

canadiantire.ca

Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.

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