Recommended Ladder Extension for 2010 Navion 24A

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Hi, I am looking for a folding ladder extension for my 2010 Navion 24A, to allow me to reach the ladder on the back of my coach. Do you have such a thing?

asked by: Lowell

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There is a ladder extension that is going to work for you so long as the vertical supports of the current ladder on your 2010 Navion 24A are 1" diameter. Ladder Extension # LA-148 is not folding but instead has rubber straps which you wrap around your ladder's uprights to secure. This extension is 48" long and has 3 non-slip rungs which will allow you to easily reach the ladder on the back of your coach.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

The Stromberg Carlson RV Ladder Extension #LA-148 would need to be removed and stored when not in use on your coach. You really can store it anywhere; either inside the coach in a closet or in one of the storage cabins underneath. This extension…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

I went out to the warehouse to measure Surco RV Ladder Extension #SP503L. It is also 11 inches wide measured from the center of one upright to the center of the other upright. So it sounds like it's going to work!

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Answer 4

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Answer 11

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