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    Boarding ladder mounts

    Nick, At the lower end of the boarding ladder there should be two attaching points for the tensioners. They were just green rope running thru a clothesline tensioner to a clip that attached to the vehicle. This kept the ladders bottom from sliding away fron the vehicle. Here's a link to...
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    Boarding ladder mounts

    Nick, I'd just leave the tabs on the ladder flat and and set it on the lowerlip of the tailgate. Then use the close line tensioners that came with the boarding ladder originally and hook them to the shackles to keep the ladder in place. Kurt
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