I posted about this creation maybe 10 years ago, but thought I'd post again as I recently installed my 'donk' kit to my Easystand 5000 so I can scrape and paint a ceiling.
Anyway, it is an Easystand 5000 with the mobile option. The wheelchair wheel install requires nothing, uses the existing bolts for the standing frame front wheels, which are perfect size for wheelchair wheel bearings. The rear casters are raised via 2 studs and 4 coupling nuts. You could probably just use 2 coupling nuts to attach the casters to the studs and then thread the studs into the standing frame itself, but I use the extra 2 nuts to lock it down into the frame just because I had them on hand.
Hope this gives you guys an idea on how to make a adapted ladder of sorts. This gives me enough height to reach the ceiling.
Anyway, it is an Easystand 5000 with the mobile option. The wheelchair wheel install requires nothing, uses the existing bolts for the standing frame front wheels, which are perfect size for wheelchair wheel bearings. The rear casters are raised via 2 studs and 4 coupling nuts. You could probably just use 2 coupling nuts to attach the casters to the studs and then thread the studs into the standing frame itself, but I use the extra 2 nuts to lock it down into the frame just because I had them on hand.
Hope this gives you guys an idea on how to make a adapted ladder of sorts. This gives me enough height to reach the ceiling.
Donk standing frame (adapted ladder)
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