Slide Toppers

[sourdough]

The collapsible ladder I mentioned from CW folds to a 4"x4' square x87" long. It appears to be on sale there for about $138. Takes up very little room and weighs about 25lbs. The Werner MT-13 is a very good ladder. I have it's big brother (not for the RV). They are stout but fairly heavy and they don't collapse side to side to my knowledge.

Desert185 - please be careful using the roof ladder. Just read a post in this forum from a gentleman whose ladder pulled loose from the top and dropped him 10' onto a curb. I just took my RV in for a loose ladder. EVERY screw and bolt in it was loose. After it was repaired I just looked at the service manager and asked him how in the world they rated something so flimsy for 300lb service. He just shrugged and said "I wouldn't do it"; well, neither would I. I would not trust the roof mounts for repeated uses but I'm about 200 and think I'm pushing what it will actually hold.

[Desert185]

Apparently, ladders and chainsaws are more dangerous than motorcycles. Better go riding...after I cut my last half cord this season. Thanks for the thought, though. I'll be careful.

I'm already carrying the "kitchen sink". A ladder and a leaf blower is out of the question.

[Wing-in-it]

I don't know if this has been mentioned before, but I would check with your manufacturer and make sure you CAN put them on. Some rigs DON'T have the substructure to bolt them to. I called Keystone about my 1st rig (a Springdale) and they said I couldn't put them on because there was nothing to bolt them to. (Same went for when I wanted to install a ladder) The dealer would have installed them anyway.

[GPG52]

We have had them installed before delivery on both the 5er we owned. We like them and would order them again. GPG