Rear Ladder (1 Viewer)

[Gun Runner 5]

Are these ladders still available from either Toyota or a vendor who made their own version?
Thanks

 

[tmarx]

Listed for the 76 ser, Charles.

https://www.frontrunneroutfitters.c...der-toyota-land-cruiser-76-station-wagon.html

Not sure if they supply to the US but they are pretty large in these parts ?

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Thanks Theo, Any thoughts on price?

 

[tmarx]

At current ROX it should be about $100 but with our current president who knows what it will be tomorrow ....

You could probably DIY for less than that but it will take some time to design etc

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Thanks....

 

[77cruiser77]

Mine came with one and they are something to be careful with. You really don't want to pull out and be sure to have the force downward as it can really flex the ambulance door. I mostly use the first one or two steps and stand on the spare tire.

Keep your eyes open for parting out LJ's as they usually go for $50 in these parts.

J Cruisers probably has one in Armstrong BC

 

[Gun Runner 5]

Mine came with one and they are something to be careful with. You really don't want to pull out and be sure to have the force downward as it can really flex the ambulance door. I mostly use the first one or two steps and stand on the spare tire.

Keep your eyes open for parting out LJ's as they usually go for $50 in these parts.

J Cruisers probably has one in Armstrong BC

Thanks

 

[AndrewHadji]

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[Gun Runner 5]

While the end result (ability to access the roofrack) is the same, there are some significant differences in the designs.
On the OEM version (I'm assuming the ladder is actually a Toyota product) the bottom rung of the ladder is much lower
(good for old folks like me), the ladder and associated brackets actually squeezes the top and bottom of the door and doesn't require any drilling into the exterior of the door.

 

[gkanai]

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[Gun Runner 5]

@gkanai ...... Thanks

 

[gkanai]

Sure- the 4x4 Engineering one is definitely made for your HZJ. The JAOS is made for the new GRJ. I'm pretty sure the rear doors are identical but I'd go for the first one to be sure.

 

[gkanai]

I'm assuming the ladder is actually a Toyota product

There is no OEM ladder afaik. None offered for the GRJ when I ordered mine. I would have chosen one if there was one.

 

[roscoFJ73]

I would have thought there was enough junk to see past looking out the back of a 7* series window through the mirror without adding a ladder.
I would prefer something like this that can go in the shed for the other 51 weeks a year when its not being used.

 

[AndrewHadji]

I would have thought there was enough junk to see past looking out the back of a 7* series window through the mirror without adding a ladder.
I would prefer something like this that can go in the shed for the other 51 weeks a year when its not being used.

I exceed the rating of my door

 

[Gun Runner 5]

I would have thought there was enough junk to see past looking out the back of a 7* series window through the mirror without adding a ladder.
I would prefer something like this that can go in the shed for the other 51 weeks a year when its not being used.

On the 77 Series the ladder is barely visible, if at all, in the rear view mirror.

 

[gkanai]

I would prefer something like this that can go in the shed for the other 51 weeks a year when its not being used.

Looks great but I too am way over the limit for the rear tire carrier. I haven't looked into rear door ladders but I'm probably too heavy for those too...

 

[tmarx]

Just use these ...

 

[roscoFJ73]

I think the rear wheel carrier would take quite a load. Its got a reinforced plate on the inside plus the door skin and then the tyre carrier bracket itself with 3 bolts. The door has two hefty hinge pins and is locked with a good size catch.

 

[bhagwal]

I need it for the looks not for the function of it where can I find it