ECOTRIC RV Exterior Ladder for Travel Trailers Universal RV Motorhome Straight Ladder Aluminium Silver (7 Step Ladder) 8.4FT

The ladder was easy to install and included the required hardware. Almost matched the ladder for my 5th wheel travel trailer. Looks good installed.

None of these retail ladders are for a class A. So I knew there was going to be some adaptive engineering involved. I cut off and reused the top loops I had because the ones in the kit were much smaller. I also bought about $35 of new stainless steel hardware larger screws and some star nuts and repaired my stand offs because they were varying lengths up to 12" long. I cut off the bottom stand offs bends and flipped the bottom section over cut off the top section so there would be 12" steps. I then installed one of the old ladder steps on the bottom to make 8 steps. It's nice and solid and I had enough parts left over to make myself a starter ladder with some Bimini top hinges. So I ended up with about $160 invested.witch is better than $3 or 400 hundred for a custom ladder. The ladder itself is good and sturdy. It is designed however for a medium sized bumper pull or a pickuo bed camper. Now if I can just stay away from the trees.

I bought this to replace the rear ladder on my class A motor home. I accidentally broke the original when I let the jacks down and forgot to remove the telescoping ladder that was leaning against it.I used a tubing cutter to cut it to length I needed and was able to use all the original mounting points. It’s been on for a couple months and I used it plenty of times to get up and down of my roof to install solar panels, clean the roof and other maintenance.