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Often they use a metal hook it is a long metal rod that is bent in such a way that "Hooks" go over the runs of the RV-Ladder, and then a U' Shaped "Tray" is formed  Let me see if I can find it. Used for Chairs too.

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IT is sold to hold chairs, but it holds the UPPER END of a ladder as well. then Bunge cords at the bottom and I add a bicycle lock for security.

I do mine a bit different. but that is because the FACTORY ladder.. Did not survive

I use the rack linked to hold something else.
 
Metal hooks and a ratchet strap for me. But then, I'm carrying a 16' extension ladder, not just a step ladder.
 
I have the telescoping type 12 foot ladder. Drops down to about 18"x28"x5" package. I tuck it behind the pedestal chair just inside the door.

I have three "gravity" chairs riding on a hook on the ladder some times. Held down with bungee cords.
 
Im sure that somewhere in that stacker you could find a kitchen sink... or at least a hand wash station. ;) Might take a bit of looking, but it should be there somewhere! :D
 
HueyPilotVN said:
I am and have been called a "Rotorhead".

I also carry a bucket of prop wash.

I'm always in need of a few feet of flight line.
 

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