Ladder quality
From day one the attached ladder was flimsy and sagged when I put my 230 lbs on the steps. Soon after, the plastic end caps on the steps started breaking. Heartland replaced three while still under w...
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wandering1 wrote:
So come up with a better one. What you are talking about has been around forever.
X'lnt advice.
"Better" also means safer.
Even for "light-weight" ladies, like Ms. Wood Glue.
An extension ladder would be best - but that's not practical.
So, a collapsible ladder with proper climbing angle, tied off at the top (side) to the existing ladder is far superior to any RV ladder.
A few extra minutes to set it up is very worthwhile..:)
BTW - Climbing angle:
Approx = standing at the base of the ladder, when you reach out at shoulder level - the (a) rung should be at arm's length away.
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