HECASA55-2 Attic Ladder Spreader Hinge Arms Replacement Counter Balance Arms Hinge Kit Compatible with 2010-Up Werner Mk 5, WU2210, W2208, W2210 Thick Zinc

Not the easiest to install but finally got it done. Works great.

The product was on time and good quality. We contacted seller and Customer Service was great. Would buy again from this seller!

Rivet snapped off on bracket , returned

easy fix saved me a ton of money

I have a W2210 attic ladder from the 1990’s. These were a direct replacement. I drilled out the rivets securing the original arms, prayed out the nail in the 4th hole and bolted these in place with the lag screws provided. It was quick and easy.

The zinc is so thin and cheap that when lifting the ladder, the arms naturally bow outward instead bending at the hinge. I have to push the arms back in line to get them to operate properly. I understand a manufacturer wanting to save money, but when making a product that needs to handle some weight, this isn't the way. Also came with only 6 of the 8 lag bolts needed.

Total failure. On opening the box, the arms wrestle too tightly held together with pop rivets and were VERY difficult to open. The pop rivets on the mount were too lose and the bracket wobbled. After (finally) mounting the arm to the frame, and getting the springs connected, on the first trial the arm popped loose from the mount and was therefore useless. Really, really cheap manufacturing that did not hold up to minimal standards. Do not waste your money. I went to Home Depot and bought a new Louisville ladder and mounted a whole new ladder to the frame. Works great and unlike older attic ladders uses gas pistons to hold the ladder in place and th lower and retract, with arms that are much easier to control. If I could have given zero starts I would have done so.

I needed to replace a bent set and these worked out beautifully!