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Old 08-12-2016, 02:12 AM   #1
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Ladder Type Recommendations

Wondering what fellow Class A owners/enthusiasts have found to be the best ladder type and size for use in washing/cleaning their Class A DP.

I'm not looking for a ladder to carry with us, just a good ladder, possibly a combination ladder to keep in my garage that would provide a safe platform and be the best for using when washing / waxing the coach to include combination ladders (serve as either a ladder or scaffold).

If you have a recommendation, please let me know to include the brand name and model number (if available).

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Old 08-12-2016, 06:02 AM   #2
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I have a Little Giant Ladder and love it. It can be an 8' step ladder or a 15' extension ladder to reach high up..... Got it at Cosco and came with a step platform I can put on any step.

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Old 08-12-2016, 06:11 AM   #3
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I also use a Little Giant except for when I am working on the roof then I use a 16' fiberglass extension. The fiberglass won't scratch.
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The only complaint I have with the Little Giant is that it is heavy. I have a 8' Werner convertible step ladder that I like a lot. It can be used as a step ladder or extension ladder. And it weighs a lot less than the Little Giant. In fact I like it so much I also have a 6' version of the same ladder. I don't know if Werner still makes it, mine have been around a while and they did cost more than a standard step ladder. But if you can find one check it out.
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8 or 10 foot fiberglass A-frame ladder
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I got a foldable ladder with my last coach. It stores easy and does everything I need. I believe they are available at camping world or your local RV place. They might be spendy, but they are very handy, light and sturdy.
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If you're just looking for something for home use then most anything will do! I have a good wash brush with extension handle and use a standard 6' stepladder!
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