Another Meaningless thing to make you go Hmmm

wanderingbob wrote:
What do ya need a mounted ladder for , the roof ain;t stong nuff to walk on ?

My RV roof certainly is strong enough for me to walk on. It's a fairly rare trip that I don't have some reason or another to want to climb up there to check or adjust or sweep off or clean something, be it pine needles or little sticks or whatever (or even to get some elevation for a better photograph someplace).

What do ya need a mounted ladder for , the roof ain;t stong nuff to walk on ?

jetboater454 wrote:
If it makes you go hmmmmm,just think of all the non campers that see the step ladder tied to the camper ladder.

:h:h :B

Thanks a lot. Now I won't be able to sleep tonight.

If it makes you go hmmmmm,just think of all the non campers that see the step ladder tied to the camper ladder.

IN my case the ladder was mounted on the driver's side because the Shower is on the curb side. But I think it's installer's preference in many cases.

IBcarguy wrote:
Maybe if you are stopped on the side of the road it would be safer if you needed to climb up the ladder on the shoulder side of the road instead of the traffic side?

That would be my thought.

Maybe if you are stopped on the side of the road it would be safer if you needed to climb up the ladder on the shoulder side of the road instead of the traffic side?

It depends on whether the installer is a left or right handed... ;)

Could be only one side or the other may have the framing to support the ladder.