I have an Estway ladder. It is one of the folding, scaffolding type
ladders. It really is a cool, versatile tool to have, but the feet...natch,
have seen better days.
Any ideas on if they are available. I did a Google search, but all I came
up with was the glitzy tv brand of scaffold ladder.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Perry

Did you ever find a source for the replacement rubber feet?

"FrancisKuo" wrote in message
...

Perry Templeton Wrote:
I have an Estway ladder. It is one of the folding, scaffolding type
ladders. It really is a cool, versatile tool to have, but the
feet...natch,
have seen better days.
Any ideas on if they are available. I did a Google search, but all I
came
up with was the glitzy tv brand of scaffold ladder.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Perry
Did you ever find a source for the replacement rubber feet?

On another brand, an extension ladder, I tried to buy replacement feet, and
they couldn't be had, as the manufacturer frankly didn't want a lawsuit if
the feet were attached incorrectly, so they simply don't supply them. Plus,
worn feet will cause repeat sales of the ladder. This may also be true of
other brands. When my ladder feet get hard or cracked, and no longer grip, I
attach 1/2 inch dense foam rubber pads, in my case freebee pc mouse pads or
hand rests, and use tightly wound galv. wire, and duct tape to finish the
job. They last for several years, but I would also like to know how to find
a more permanent solution out there. Any ideas out there?