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  • Lightweight 3 step ladder?

    Anyone have any tips where I can source a lightweight, flat packing, 3 step ladder? I'm after something with enough height to be able to easily get things on & off a roof rack.

    Cheers
    Steve O

    Found some options. Thanks anyway.
    wanderingoz
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    Last edited by wanderingoz; 07-06-2011, 08:38 AM. Reason: Found online

  • #2
    they are out there. i found mine by accident sitting out the front of a disposal store with a sign "free" on it. i had to reinforce the top step as it has splits in the aluminium and also another spot because it was made of such a light aluminium material.

    it has proven to be a favourite with me and others when i take it with my van on holidays too. its so easy to carry around being so light. sometimes you just got to be lucky i guess
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    • #3
      Yeah.. I've found a couple of options online and one at Bunnings
      The other looks better quality but is a bit dearer. OzLadders

      I'll go have a look at the Bunnings one and if it looks too crappy I'll go the other.
      Cheers

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      • #4
        I bought mine from Bunnings, it packs up flat - around 60mm and fits nicely between the tool box and the front of the camper trailer - has 3 or 4 steps from memory and its been that bloody long since I stood on it cos I'm always working.
        06 GXL D4D, 6spd, Snorkel, ARB bar, XS900 50w HID lights, 55W HID Headlight upgrades, T/bar, 7" GPS, QStarz data logger, 52L Bushman Fridge, Premier winch, Sandgrabbas, GME TX3440, AE4705 antenna, Scangauge II, Dual Batteries, Aero bars & rack, Drawers, 2" Ironman/Rancho/King lift, Under bonnet compressor, Black ducks, Voltage booster, Rear table, AVE TPMS,

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        • #5
          I had the same problem, could not find anything to use as a step ladder and also couldn't find a table to put the stove on.
          So I decided to take the aluminium tressle in the photo, very stable and rated for 120kg.

          Prado 120 GXL v6 Petrol 2003, Lovell 50mm raised springs -HD Front -Medium Rear, Bilstein Shocks, 600w inverter, Rhino roof rack and tray.

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