Build it and they will board

[Gastrap]

Nice work.
That's nearing the top of my to-do list for mine.

 

[JRMITTS]

Those are great ideas, can't wait to get started on one.

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

I'm considering a design similar to this one - The ALTERNATING TREADS are one way of reducing size and weight without compromising functionality.....

 

[lindyp38]

can u make up one for m1108 cucv tail gate.......?

 

[gunboy1656]

USAFFS, that is a neat ladder, however it might be limiting to those with mobility issues that need to use the full step to get up. I know watching a few people get up my ladder they had to stop and rest every step or couple steps

Lindy, they have the 4 step ladder you can buy, build your own like we did, or you can get the fold down step for the front bumper of the deuce and mount that.

 

[Chevyman_15237]

Bill W-

Hate to be a PITA... do you have any dimensions of that nice ladder you made? I'd like to make one myself!

Thanks a bunch!

 

[Bill W]

Bill W-

Hate to be a PITA... do you have any dimensions of that nice ladder you made? I'd like to make one myself!

Thanks a bunch!

Sure
Give me a day or two and I'll send you some measurements and more pic's

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

USAFFS, that is a neat ladder, however it might be limiting to those with mobility issues that need to use the full step to get up. I know watching a few people get up my ladder they had to stop and rest every step or couple steps

GunBoy, you're right.... Climbing/decending one of those split-step ladders takes a bit of practice and agility is helpful. My thought on using one stems from a desire for reduced weight and ease of storage.
Thanks for your thoughts

 

[Bill W]

My ladder ( including the handrail ) weighs in at 29lbs