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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MTPockets1 wrote:wandering1 wrote:.
So come up with a better one. What you are talking about has been around forever.
That's crazy; "I" am not the engineer or the company that came up with this poor choice of material. Since when do the buyers have the responsibility of re engineering flaws. Having said that, I know it's done all the time, I did it to my ladder supports, but Atwood is ultimately responsible and liable for this problem. The fact that the problem has been around for a long time just makes this more frustrating for the consumer. If folks don't point out problems and keep pushing for improvement, the manufacturers will never improve the product.
Agree with you MTPockets. There are too many problems reported on these ladders. Bean counters at work again.
Don
