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Old 08-28-2011, 05:16 PM   #1
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Hello All. Has anyone built an RV Ladder Rack for tow Bikes or chairs? If you have, I would love to have your plans..Thanks..Charlie

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You may purchase adapters that fit your present ladder from most any large RV accessories store. I looked at a rack to carry 2 bicycles on my ladder, evaluated the bouncing weight involved, then looked at the 8 wood screws that hold the ladder to the rear cap and decided against hanging anything from the ladder while driving.
IMO- Lawn chairs are much less weight, and may be carried on the ladder without loosening the ladder mounting screws.
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