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Originally Posted by DoubleF
Can you try climbing out of a window before doing this method?
What you're suggesting seems kinda risky if the ladder can potentially slide or fall. I'd consider digging a hole on one or both side(s) to level out the ladder before considering a shim that could potentially slide out. Like, rip out a nodule of lawn and then replace when done like a golf divot or just cover the area in mulch or gravel in the future... Or if there's enough compact snow and ice, utilize that to level and keep the ladder in place. A small inexpensive hole or patch isn't worth the ####ty scenario of falling down and the long road to recovery that comes with it IMO.
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Climbing out the window? Not really an option, since the hood exhaust is nowhere near a window.
I might just opt to hire somebody to come and replace it. It sucks cause it's pretty straight-forward job, besides the possibility of basically falling 2 stories onto a fence of something.