350TS Bunk Ladder Part Number

[Roadglider09]

Greetings All,

As of yesterday we are the pround owners of a 2012 350TS, having traded in our 98 Monaco Dynasty DP. We picked it up in Texas and drove it back to Florida, about 1000miles. So far, we love it. It performed flawlessly.
However, it did not come with a ladder for the bunk beds. My little 4 year old twins are very disappointed that they now have bunks, but can't get into the top one!
My question is; does anyone know a Forest River part number or where I can get one? The dealer didn't seem to know.

[CSMRetired]

Originally Posted by Roadglider09

Greetings All,

As of yesterday we are the pround owners of a 2012 350TS, having traded in our 98 Monaco Dynasty DP. We picked it up in Texas and drove it back to Florida, about 1000miles. So far, we love it. It performed flawlessly.
However, it did not come with a ladder for the bunk beds. My little 4 year old twins are very disappointed that they now have bunks, but can't get into the top one!
My question is; does anyone know a Forest River part number or where I can get one? The dealer didn't seem to know.

Congrats!


Usually the ladder is built on to the bunkbeds, although we have a ladder that is strapped to the wall the rear storage area....you might check there if you haven't already

[RudysWorld]

2011 did not come with ladder, not sure about 2012. Currently comes with ladder. I asked at dealer and they said that FR could send one I think it was about $100 but they would not guarantee that it would mount on my 2011 so I passed. If you find a solution please post.

[K9-24]

I also have a 2012 Georgetown 350xl and funny enough 4 year old twins. Ours is built in to the bunk beds. When I get time I will try to look on the ladder for a part number. I doubt I'll find one but I'll check for you.

[Roadglider09]

Originally Posted by K9-24

I also have a 2012 Georgetown 350xl and funny enough 4 year old twins. Ours is built in to the bunk beds. When I get time I will try to look on the ladder for a part number. I doubt I'll find one but I'll check for you.

I'd appreciate it - my little girls are bummed that they can't get up to the top bunk.

[K9-24]

I do have to tell you that it isn't an ideal setup. The ladder is built in straight up and down which is great for storing it but makes it less then ideal for small ones to climb up. Mine actually climb through the top rung to get into the bed. Might work better for you to find a generic one that gives more of a climbing angle and just hooks on to the top bunk.

[K9-24]

[Roadglider09]

Originally Posted by K9-24

I do have to tell you that it isn't an ideal setup. The ladder is built in straight up and down which is great for storing it but makes it less then ideal for small ones to climb up. Mine actually climb through the top rung to get into the bed. Might work better for you to find a generic one that gives more of a climbing angle and just hooks on to the top bunk.

Yep, I agree. We looked at a 351DS that has a short angled ladder that stored underneath in a storage compartment. That would be the ladder I'd want.

[ronhanson]

I used an aftermarket bunk ladder trimmed to the appropriate length. Hooks onto the bed rail and removes when not in use.

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