Best 2014 Jayco Greyhawk Motorhome RV Ladders

Needed a new ladder because I backed into a tree :( This one filled the bill. Package arrived in horrible shape, but everything was there and undamaged. Installation was a challenge for me, but got it done.

When I purchased the ladder, my concern was the possibility of the old holes and new holes matching. They were a little off and to solve that problem, I cut aluminum plates to cover all holes. See pictures.

We purchased this ladder to enable my wife to climb up into the over-the-cab bed in our camper truck. A friend and I cut it to the correct length and mounted the "receiving clips" on the wall above the water-tank step. (We used slightly stouter screws than came with it, just for peace of mind.) Then the fun began. We had to change the angle of the end-prongs on the ladder's two rails to create-- exactly -- the correct angle at which to slide the ladder into the receiving clips. We used a blow torch to softer the prongs and many taps with a hammer to change the angle -- on each side identically. Now, a year later I am very happy to report that my wife uses the ladder every time to climb into bed. We put folded towels on the ladder's steps to be nice to her bare feet. To climb down without the ladder in her way -- since that's easier for her -- I remove it and lean it up against the under-sink side of the aisle. She couldn't enjoy our camper without this ladder. What a great product and addition to our home away from home.

Solid but light product

The ladder looks good, and seems sturdy enough for what it is. However, the labeling of the length is completely misleading. One would think you would measure from your bumper to your roof, and the ladder would be specified for that measurement. No. It goes at least a foot above the roof, meaning that the bottom of the ladder is a foot higher than you want it to be. Getting onto this ladder would be really, really hard. The assembly instructions are also completely inadequate. No information about where to locate it, how to seal holes, etc. Photo shows how short it is (uninstalled)... our trailer isn't particularly tall. We're going to need a different ladder.

The ladder is installed and looks good. Quality and fit are good. The only suggestion I would make would be for the manufacturer to consider stainless fasteners as this is an outside ladder and rust will be a problem.

Would have preferred round mounting brackets. Made due with what was sent, just added more holes to motorhome

The ladder is a disappointment. This black ladder was supplied with all bright hardware, the hinges to join the sections are a VERY sloppy fit as is the top section that goes the roof. The stand offs and lower J section put the sharp ends of the tubing in direct contact with trailer skin. I fabricated aluminum plates to correct this deficiency and joined the sections with copper tubing inserted inside the ladder tubing 6 inches on each side of the joints. See these in the pictures provided. I am pleased with final result but the manufacturer should have done the extra work and engineering not me. I would only rate this product and overall experience as 2 stars.

I broke my ladder backing into my shed (rookie mistake). I started looking up new ones from the maker of my camper, but didnt have a lot of luck short of calling and asking. I thought, I'd just order this one, because It was cheaper, and I wouldn't be as mad at myself if it didnt fit. Well, I got it in, and the feature if how it coupled meshed so close to mine, I didnt have to remove the top part, which may have made the screws strip. It works flawlessly today as when I installed it a year ago! Thanks, E-trailer!

SP501L Ladder set Just on a year ago I bought a new to me motor home. At that time it did not have a ladder and enquirers revealed that there was a 6 mounts wait time with a price tag over $1000.. So I acquired 2 ladder kits and some attachments and behold the result for about $300.

Light weight and do the trick!

I ordered a different ladder and it was going to be a while before I would receive it. George let me know that they had a different one in stock and would ship asap. Got the replacement! Excellent product and service! I will be back!.

Bought two of these for my daughter and her roommate to use for their bunkbeds in their dorm room. Work great! The school provided them a "ladder" on the end of their wood beds that required them to climb straight up and "leap" into bed. These ladders allow you put the steps at an angle, providing a better, safer climb. I highly recommend! They are both using these ladders in their second year!

I ordered a pair of bunk ladders for my RV. They fit perfectly and they make it so much easier to get up to the top bunks. Ordering was easy and shipping was fast. A great company to do business with.

I needed a padded ladder to access upper bunk to a metal bunk bed in a bedroom. This ladder matches the metal and solved the discomfort of climbing on the metal rungs attached to the bunk bed. This ladder has flat rungs to which I added automobile seat belt pads for comfort when climbing into bed with your bare feet. Excellent solution for the discomfort of stepping on narrow-metal-round rungs. Perfection would be if the ladder were about 3 inches longer.

i use this in conjunction with the Stromberg ladder that I installed on my Thor Compass which obviously didn't come with one. The step up to the fixed-in-place ladder is too high for safe access so this extension is the perfect match. Easy to use, easy to store in place with the ladder using the support brackets on the top of the extension and then holding in place with bungee cords.

Always excellent service. I recieved the package late but it was not etrailers fault. Usps had some weather issues and could not ship my package.

The ladder serves its purpose well, thanks for carrying good quality products!

Our RV required that we install a piece of wood to the bottom of the mattress (which had a small piece of wood) but not large enough to accommodate the ladder hooks. It looks to be a good quality ladder. It is narrow and fits my 2 yr old grandson well.

After using a 7’ Telesteps folding ladder for about 17 years I felt I needed something a little more stable, so after trying out a friends A-frame ladder I ordered one 8’ models. Still stores easily in basement of our class A coach, but more stable and has wider steps which is what I needed. I even found a used 6’ model that I acquired too. Good product and as always, great service from etrailer.

It’s not heavy, seems very well made.