Found a Sunseeker that has all we need, but no attached ladder, due to a rear slide. Gotta figure out real soon, b4 it's sold, if there are any suitable alternatives to getting on to the 10' roof, like a collapsible that's sturdy enough for a 62-year-old. Thanks for any ideas/experiences!!

Some toy haulers have a ladder on the side. May be an option.

From what I have read, the manufacture reinforces the roof when they install a ladder. I would call the factory and see what they say about installing a ladder not done at the factory. I would be afraid it would rip out of the wood that is used without some reinforcement.

standup wrote:Found a Sunseeker that has all we need, but no attached ladder, due to a rear slide. Gotta figure out real soon, b4 it's sold, if there are any suitable alternatives to getting on to the 10' roof, like a collapsible that's sturdy enough for a 62-year-old. Thanks for any ideas/experiences!!I have one of these, it seems to do the job well.

i'm 67 and i use a telescoping collapsible ladderare you healthy, agile, overweight ?its not your age or the style of ladderits your physical conditioni really love my Extend-A-Step ladder

Hi, We just ordered our new trailer and requested they don't install a ladder. I feel it's a temptation to kids to climb. Also found them too steep to comfortably climb. We carry a "Little Giant Ladder" in the back of the pickup. If you stand it on edge across the bed it only takes 8 or 10 inches of space.

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MrWizard
Moderator
Jun 10, 2014
i'm 67 and i use a telescoping collapsible ladder
are you healthy, agile, overweight ?
its not your age or the style of ladder
its your physical condition

i really love my Extend-A-Step ladder
westend
Explorer
Jun 10, 2014
standup wrote:
Found a Sunseeker that has all we need, but no attached ladder, due to a rear slide. Gotta figure out real soon, b4 it's sold, if there are any suitable alternatives to getting on to the 10' roof, like a collapsible that's sturdy enough for a 62-year-old. Thanks for any ideas/experiences!!
I have one of these, it seems to do the job well.
Vet_Man
Explorer
Jun 10, 2014
From what I have read, the manufacture reinforces the roof when they install a ladder. I would call the factory and see what they say about installing a ladder not done at the factory. I would be afraid it would rip out of the wood that is used without some reinforcement.
rv2go
Explorer II
Jun 09, 2014
Some toy haulers have a ladder on the side. May be an option.

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