Roof ladder goof, HELP!!

[Old Dude Ray]

I have a 1995 Jayco Eagle RV. It's 30foot long. I'm looking for the rear ladder maybe used. Only the step part got damaged/kinked. OOPS! The curved roof attachment at the top is OK. It separates there. Ray

 

[JFlightRisk]

Without knowing the brand of ladder you have, and being that vintage, you'll probably have to get a whole new one similar to this.

https://www.strombergcarlson.com/product/universal-outdoor-rv-ladder/

RV accessory companies come and go, and yours may not be available any longer.

 

[Route 66 Traveler]

Personally I prefer the telescoping ladder I bought from Amazon. RV ladders are risky at best when trying to get up on the roof. Most have weight limits that are often exceeded, plus the way they are mounted is not the best. You are trusting your life to RV manufacturers that just slap these things together.

My ladder is strong, sturdy and the rungs go way above the roof line, making it easy to just step from the ladder to the roof. No more crawling on hands and knees once you get to the top. Just my opinion....


https://www.amazon.com/Telescoping-...1-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

 

[stu stoner]

I also purchased a telescoping ladder to get up on our RV roof. The safe way to go!

 

[Old Dude Ray]

Yes, I agree and I do have a telescoping ladder. I was looking possibly for a used one to replace the one I damaged or a place I could contact to get an original one. Just so it looks correct. Not to use. Are there any places like car have a wrecking yards or dismantlers.

 

[JFlightRisk]

Yes, I agree and I do have a telescoping ladder. I was looking possibly for a used one to replace the one I damaged or a place I could contact to get an original one. Just so it looks correct. Not to use. Are there any places like car have a wrecking yards or dismantlers.

Not sure how close some of these places are to you, but here are some listed.

https://heyrv.com/blog/rv-salvage-yards-california/