Does Lippert On-The-Go Telescopic Ladder Have Different Bracket Mounting Locations
Updated 05/23/2026 | Published 06/13/2024
Question:
Any easy way to move the ladder hooks? They should be two rungs lower to allow you to safely step sideways onto / off of your RV roof. Watch any regular ladder safety video to see what I mean. Getting back onto the ladder from the RV is definitely NOT SAFE. The ladder should extend 3-4foot ABOVE the roof. I have plenty of unused ladder at the bottom.
asked by: Bernard
Expert Reply:
Hey Bernard, thanks for reaching out!
The Lippert On-The-Go Telescopic Ladder # LC64HD does have the mounting brackets 2 rungs below the top of the ladder, but I do see the case you're making about wanting to lower the brackets even more to make it more comfortable to get back on the ladder from your roof.
I'm not seeing anything in the literature about being able to move the brackets to a different rung, and when I reached out to Lippert about it I still haven't received a response from their tech team so I would say if there doesn't appear to be a pre-made way to move the brackets to a different rung then you'll have to modify something to get your desired outcome.
David H.
5/23/2026
I agree about the 3 foot extension above the hooks. It’s not easy or safe. Can we purchase a hook “ad on” kit?
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Lippert On-The-Go Telescopic RV Exterior Ladder - Aluminum - 12-1/2' Extended Height - 330 lbs
- RV Ladders
- Exterior Ladders
- Telescoping
- Aluminum
- 330 lbs
- 14 Feet Tall Reach
- 12-1/2 Feet Tall
- Silver
- Lippert
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Katrina D.
2/17/2026
Hey Bernard, were you able to find a safe way to adjust the brackets on your Lippert telescopic ladder? Knowing what worked could help others trying to make the same change for easier roof access.