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Old 09-21-2013, 12:10 PM   #1
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ladders?

Could not find answer anywhere. What is the load rating for the ladder on a Jayco travel trailer. Ex.: Jayco eagle 308 bets
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Old 09-21-2013, 12:34 PM   #2
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Mine is 300 lbs. There is a sticky tab on the ladder. Not sure about yours. Any numbers or id marks?
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Mine has a 300lb sticker too, although I climbed it once and I'm 260+\- and I won't climb it again. Felt entirely to much flex.
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Mine has a 300lb sticker too, although I climbed it once and I'm 260+\- and I won't climb it again. Felt entirely to much flex.
Me too. But I didn't try to climb it. My solution is a 100# DW!
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The George Washington bridges flexes. I been up my flexy ladder dozens of times
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Unless it's an emergency I will use an extension ladder to get onto the roof. They just look wimpy to me..
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I kind of thought they looked wimpy too, so I asked the salesman about it when we were looking at our 28BHBE. He said go ahead, go on up and see. I'm not a little person at 5'10", 260, and that ladder didn't even flex, at least not enough to make me doubt its integrity. As for the long haul, I don't know, I don't take delivery of the unit for two more days, but right now, I don't see any problems with that ladder.
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