2cyber71
Pennsylvania
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Winnie gives a ladder with the Ellipse...it's great.
But I already had this one...
I love this one too Look here
The telescopic ladder is just great....folds nice....I use it around the house all the time.....
Got it as a B'day present from the wife.....ain't she sweet!
2007 Itasca Ellipse 40FD
Lucy 3 yr old Lakeland Terrier, in AKC Agility Training
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Lucy gets an Agility Ribbon, 2nd place AKC Trial, Finger Lakes Kennel Club
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jauguston
Bellingham, WA
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We have a 6' Compact from Camping world. Takes very little storage space.
Jim
Jim, Sharon and Buddy the Yorkie
1999 Gulfstream Sun Voyager 31' ISB Cummins 210 uprated to 275
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Modracer
central cal
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We have the clone of the Little Giant that Home Depot carries, I believe it is called The Gorilla Ladder. They named it well, it takes a gorilla to get it in in and out of the basement if the slides are open. (it weighs 39 pounds)
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aviator
America the Beautiful
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I also have the 7'X 3 1/2" folding ladder from Camping World.
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dav5942
Stuart, FL
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7'(can reach to roof line)standard fiberglas(have had two aluminum ladders collapse-with my 170 lb. weight)step ladder stores in the garage and a 3' stores in the garage. Both are free standing allowing for no contact with the coach.
2007 Newmar 42' Mid Engine w/Fatboy,ATVs-in Garage,lifted Jeep(s) in tow, Hog Valley Florida(a diamond in the rough),'09 Alaska again!
2007 Tour Alaska Fishing '08 Tour Grandchildren Newmar Mid Engine
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Maanpa
Central Point, Oregon
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Louisiana Platform Step Ladder purchased from Grainger's. When I'm off the ground, I want a secure, safe working area. Both hands free to do the job without hanging on for dear life. I have it painted to match our MH and have it attached to the rear ladder.
Koran & Darlene
Creole , Cajun  & Bayou (Our 4 Legged Kids)
2007 Itasca Suncruise 38T
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brobox
Sunny SW. Florida
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I have just a standard 6 ft aluminum light weight ladder that lays flat in the basement. For as little as I use it, it works fine. I have the Prompt Sun Shades, so I don't need a ladder there, also use an extended handle bug scrubber/ squeegee to wash the windows and windshield so no ladder needed there. I have only pulled the ladder out of the basement once in 35,000 miles.
Chuck
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maddog348
Bakersfield,CA
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Just got the single sided version of the one Buck62 mentioned above. Even in our smaller basement fits diagonally. Our old four footer(from ClassC) not tall enough for front screens on new ClassA. Seems good and solid and I'm not really much of a ladder person.
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Georgi
Kelowna BC Canada
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We fulltime and the rig has no ladder built on so we too chose the 12' telescoping ladder so I can get up on the roof the few times I may need to. I am very pleased with the foldup size, weight and versatility.
2000 Beaver 40' Patriot Thunder
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jimhaz2402
Crossville, TN USA
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aviator wrote:I also have the 7'X 3 1/2" folding ladder from Camping World.
I had a 6 ft.CW ladder for years. If your coach is over 12 ft., I'd, for sure, get the 7 ft. fold-up. I almost killed myself trying to reach stuff with the 6-footer.
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