Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When I started repairing RVs over 25 years ago, RVs were campers meant for occasional or seasonal use. They were not primary homes or extreme luxury houses. So the aluminum, lightly built rear ladders made sense as they were inexpensive compared to the very expensive and heavy ladders that would be required.
Well times have changed, but RV manufacturers are still using these weak and scary and yet very expensive ladders on RVs which tend to cause more problems than they solve.
So until the manufacturers stop installing these, I thought showing how to repair would be useful.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks to Integrity RV in Mesa, AZ for letting me record there:
integrityrvaz.com
Integrity RV
2323 E. Main Street Mesa, AZ 85213
Phone: (480) 668-1212
Toll Free: (480) 668-1212
star nuts: amzn.to/45ikSdm
ladder repair kit: amzn.to/45nhcHo
telescoping ladder: amzn.to/3NkT563
When I started repairing RVs over 25 years ago, RVs were campers meant for occasional or seasonal use. They were not primary homes or extreme luxury houses. So the aluminum, lightly built rear ladders made sense as they were inexpensive compared to the very expensive and heavy ladders that would be required.
Well times have changed, but RV manufacturers are still using these weak and scary and yet very expensive ladders on RVs which tend to cause more problems than they solve.
So until the manufacturers stop installing these, I thought showing how to repair would be useful.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks to Integrity RV in Mesa, AZ for letting me record there:
integrityrvaz.com
Integrity RV
2323 E. Main Street Mesa, AZ 85213
Phone: (480) 668-1212
Toll Free: (480) 668-1212
star nuts: amzn.to/45ikSdm
ladder repair kit: amzn.to/45nhcHo
telescoping ladder: amzn.to/3NkT563
