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JeffreyG · 03-05-2014, 09:12 AM

Broke my ladder need another for my 2007 Dynasty. Just the top half. Anyone have one. Desperate. Also embarressed.

Barlow46 · 03-05-2014, 09:14 AM

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Dutch Star Don · 03-05-2014, 06:42 PM

Did you call Monaco parts....they're still selling everything for Monaco coaches.

dfunde01 · 03-05-2014, 07:25 PM

https://www.factoryrvsurplus.com/cat...ategory_id=155

You'll find ladder parts and pieces here.

Dave

Jeff753 · 03-05-2014, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffreyG

Broke my ladder need another for my 2007 Dynasty. Just the top half. Anyone have one. Desperate. Also embarressed.

I purchased ladder parts from this place before http://www.factoryrvsurplus.com/cate...ategory_id=155
Wow two minutes apart for same vendor

big purple · 03-06-2014, 02:35 AM

Camping world, PPL, any rv parts place, carry the universal one. I used one on my windsor. Holes matched. They are easy to shorten. Also northwest rv supply in Eugene Or. Had a lot of used ones. new also. The ladder is easy, not the paint. Dale

njs42 · 03-06-2014, 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeff753

I purchased ladder parts from this place before RV Ladder Repair Parts - Factory RV Surplus
Wow two minutes apart for same vendor

X3 I repaired my own ladder with parts from here. It is not a difficult job and the results are fine. With a tube cutter the splices are hardly noticeable.

Jeff753 · 03-06-2014, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by njs42

X3 I repaired my own ladder with parts from here. It is not a difficult job and the results are fine. With a tube cutter the splices are hardly noticeable.

If you call them they may have the top piece. I think his name was Jeff

njs42 · 03-06-2014, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by JeffreyG

Broke my ladder need another for my 2007 Dynasty. Just the top half. Anyone have one. Desperate. Also embarrassed.

don't be you are in good company smashing ladders is a past time observed by many

Kurt.kroll · 03-06-2014, 10:55 AM

I have a 99" Signature Classic with no roof rack or ladder. Are there specific mounting points with backing or can you just rivet to the fiberglass?

Thanks,
Kurt

Brockx · 03-06-2014, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeff753

I purchased ladder parts from this place before RV Ladder Repair Parts - Factory RV Surplus
Wow two minutes apart for same vendor

I bought ladder parts from them, easy repair if no steps are broken or top or bottom loop damaged. Buy a close quarters (stubby) tubing cutter so you have room to cut out the bad without removing the whole ladder. Rigid
makes a good one about $10 on Amazon.
I believe they can have a whole ladder built for you if you provide the proper manf. numbers. I would think matching all the original mount holes might be kind of "iffy" though. I repaired a 3 foot section of mine for less than $50.

Brockx · 03-06-2014, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Kurt.kroll

I have a 99" Signature Classic with no roof rack or ladder. Are there specific mounting points with backing or can you just rivet to the fiberglass?

Thanks,
Kurt

This kind'a scary but mine is just riveted to the fiberglass. But, I'm 240# up and down it all the time. It was a premium Fleetwood gas coach at the time .

Jeff753 · 03-06-2014, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Brockx

This kind'a scary but mine is just riveted to the fiberglass. But, I'm 240# up and down it all the time. It was a premium Fleetwood gas coach at the time .

I ALWAYS keep three points attached to the ladder in case a step fails on one side or something. Ladders can be very dangerous. I have a rope with my bucket so I can raise and lower tools keeping my hands free for climbing.

wa8yxm · 03-06-2014, 12:14 PM

REmoved my ladder.. And hung a better one.

I had a local body man make me a pair of J" hooks, he used diamond plate bumper metal about 1.5 inch wide and bent it around a form into a J. Drilled two holes in the upright of each J and I lagged them into good solid wood under the fiberglass cap.

Then I got a stainless shower 'Assist" bar from the bath isle at Lowes or home depot and mounted it near the bottom (NOTE: get ladder first)

The ladder is a convertable Step/Extension unit extended I think mine is about 14.5 feet and that is the SHORTEST I would recommend.

It is rated 250 pounds, holds my 300+ easily. Plus as a slanted ladder it is easier to get on and off, easier to climb and work on, I also use it in step ladder mode for washing and waxing the sides. Really like it.

Ladder is a Crafstman from Sears.

ONE note of caution.. IF you use this thing alone,, Take a short rope up the ladder with you and lasso something and tie it off so it can not blow over and leave you stranded.