Wanna get high? (on a ladder)

[John Linck]

Saw this ladder on Menard's weekly sale flyer. Might be just the ticket to polyglow your FGRV's roof. Menards is a home center chain in the Midwest. Looks like a better price than usual for this type of ladder. I don't want one, but some folks do. It certainly looks easier to handle than my heavy scissor type folding ladder.

Happy High, john

[Captleemo]

Those are pretty nice looking ladders. I would imagine that you would want to wrap a pool noodle around the ladder where it makes contact with the trailer though.

[J Ron]

I have a ladder like that. We've used it often. We like it.

[Jon Vermilye]

I prefer a step ladder. This 6' ladder folds to fit in a 5" Fence Post.

[Paul O.]

I have seen one of those, they store very well, but they are much heavier than a scissor type six foot step ladder. They are very well designed, they put a lot of thought into it.

[DavidG]

Originally Posted by Jon Vermilye

I prefer a step ladder. This 6' ladder folds to fit in a 5" Fence Post.

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Hi Jon, Are you still in Quartzsite? I hope to be there about Wed , Feb 7th. Watch for me; I will be in a white fiberglas trailer ! ! ! LOL ! David in Fresno and Sonora

[Jon Vermilye]

Originally Posted by DavidG

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Hi Jon, Are you still in Quartzsite? I hope to be there about Wed , Feb 7th. Watch for me; I will be in a white fiberglas trailer ! ! ! LOL ! David in Fresno and Sonora

I'm heading to CA tomorrow morning for a couple of days before coming back to Dome Rock on Friday. See you there!

[Iowa Dave]

Originally Posted by John Linck

Saw this ladder on Menard's weekly sale flyer. Might be just the ticket to polyglow your FGRV's roof. Menards is a home center chain in the Midwest. Looks like a better price than usual for this type of ladder. I don't want one, but some folks do. It certainly looks easier to handle than my heavy scissor type folding ladder.

Happy High, john

The 225 weight limit would bring OSHA out on the job if I was anywhere around that ladder. I’m using the Little Giant when I get up on a ladder to inspect the fine job Rita does washing and waxing her rig.
Iowa Dawe

[CharlesinGA]

The telescoping ladders are quite popular with insurance adjusters, roofing estimators, etc. as it gives them a sturdy ladder that fits in the trunk of a car and they don't have to wag a huge ladder around. They are also popular with 5th wheel trailer owners as they store compactly and still allow access to the rather tall roofs of 5th wheels and many travel trailers. As with any ladder, they come in a multitude of heights, and weight classes.

Charles

[Perryb67]

I use ours to check the solar panels, clean the roof, and apply Zep (not Poli Glow) wax.

Enjoy,

Perry