Ladder Needed That is 105" Long

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My ladder now is about 105 inches long, do have any that long for a George of 2000.

asked by: Glen

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The longest ladder that we have is the 99-1/2" ladder from Stromberg Carlson. This comes in Silver # LA-401 as well as Black # LA-401BA and has a customizable length. To achieve the 105" that you are needing you can use the Extension # LA-148 which is 48" long.

Attached is a review video of this ladder for you to reference.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

The tallest RV ladder we have is the Stromberg Carlson part #LA-401BA which is 99-1/2 inches. If having a ladder that would start roughly 9 inches higher than what you have now would work for you this would be a great solution.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

The Stromberg Carlson Ladder #LA-401 (Or #LA-401BA in black) is 99-1/2 inches tall and has 250 pound weight capacity. It's also hinged. If the 99-1/2 inches is a little too long for you the ladder can be trimmed to fit your needs.

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Answer 5

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