Telescoping ladders
This weekend we had a bad storm and I had to climb up on the roof using the ladder on the back of my 5th wheel. I just felt like it was going to give way any minute plus getting back on to it to come...
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Ava wrote:
We carry one on the Firetruck to use inside a home to access the attic. Again practice closing it without pinching a finger.
Is that "Firetruck" an Engine or a Truck?..:@
"Ava" could have added - the ladders attached to the back (or sometimes side) of an RV are an accident waiting to happen - mostly due to the climbing angle.
An easy benchmark for good climbing angle is.....
When standing at the base of the ladder, a rung should be at "arm's length" away from you.
BTW - the attached "factory" ladder is handy to "tie off" the top of your telescoping ladder (when it's leaning on the roof of your RV - next to the factory item).
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