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H O M E
S T O R A G E
TOOLS REQUIRED
Phillips driver
5/32" Drill bit
3/16" Drill bit
Drill
Tape Measure
WARNING
Please read installation instructions carefully prior to installing. Before using the product thoroughly test the fully-weighted
product (with equipment in place) to ensure the product has been installed properly. Do not allow children to play on
product. ITW Brands is not responsible for any damage resulting from improper installation, overloading or product failure.
Note: When choosing a location for your ladder make sure there is enough room to raise and lower the ladder. All obstruc-
tions and people should be moved out of the way when raising or lowering.
WARNING
All ceiling mounted parts are to be fixed to a ceiling joist only.
1
Mark the location for the J-hook on a ceiling joist.
The J-hook must be secured to the joist with 2 or 3
screws as shown. Pre-drill
the ceiling joist and fasten the J-hook with provided
screws.
P R O D U C T S
PARTS LIST
3/16
in. pilot holes into
LADDER LIFT | LDL-1B
INSTRUCTIONS
WWW.RACORSTORAGESOLUTIONS.COM
x1
J-Hook
x1
Pulley/Rope/Strap
assembly
x1
Two-piece Pulley
assembly cover
Lag screws
x1
Rope cleat
x3
Lag screws
x4
Phillips screws
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Summary of Contents for RACOR LDL-1B
- Page 1 H O M E S T O R A G E P R O D U C T S LADDER LIFT | LDL-1B INSTRUCTIONS WWW.RACORSTORAGESOLUTIONS.COM TOOLS REQUIRED PARTS LIST Phillips driver J-Hook 5/32” Drill bit Rope cleat 3/16” Drill bit...
- Page 2 Measure the distance between the outermost rungs on the ladder to mark the two hanging points. Mark Note: If the rope comes out, follow the instruc- the distance on your ceiling from the center of the J-hook to the center of pulley assembly. tion below on re-threading the rope.
- Page 3 Email: racorcs@itwbrands.com like tools. Please visit www.RacorStorageSolutions.com © 2011 Illinois Tool Works Inc. other great organizational products. Racor and Racor logo are registered trademarks of Illinois Tool Works Inc.
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Questions and answers
Hello, I have a Racor LDL-1B ladder lift, and I'm wondering if the rope got twisted somehow. Is there a diagram showing how the rope should be threaded through the two pulleys attached to the **** the ladder end? I've had this ladder lift for about 10 years and it has worked great. I use it only once a year, maybe twice. The last few times I've used it, it has been difficult to lower the ladder from the ceiling to the floor. After inspecting the pulley mechanism near the ladder, I could see rope had come off of both pulleys somehow and was wedged in between the two pulleys. I managed to 'squeeze' the rope back into the pulleys and that has helped. But before declaring victory, I'd like to make sure the rope is threaded correctly on both pulleys and up to the pulleys on the ceiling. If it is misthreaded, I'm not sure how that could've happened, but would like to double check just in case. Thanks in advance for your help.
The rope on a Racor LDL-1B ladder lift should be threaded through the pulleys so that it reduces the lifting weight by four times. Ensure the rope stays within the pulley grooves, loop it through the metal hook, and leave enough slack. After threading, pull the rope slowly to raise the ladder, and the rope will lock itself to hold the ladder in place.
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