NAS 90 Rear Ladder Kit

[Z.G]

Well I figure what better time than now to post it. We are bringing back the OG Safety Devices rear double ladder setup from Safety Devices and making them available again. These are genuine SD kits, and will be with us in early June. I have 10 coming in(but one of those is for my project), and I'll be offering the first round at $990 each.

Yes, I realize that these are coming before the NAS 90 foam cages, but we are still hoping for the best on those, it's been tough to lock down quality control.


Let me know if you want to be on the list for one, can add the SD updated crossbars too which are a much nicer design than the original

 

[mitherial]

Excellent news—thank you for making things like this happen.
I have a ROW truck; Would you need a SD roofrack to fit these?

 

[mitherial]

Or, to clarify, would you need the Saftey Devices NAS roof rack for this double ladder to fit, and not look terrible?

 

[JimC]

You need a front roll cage to mount the cross-bars to, but all kinds of racks go on top nicely. I’ve used a custom one for years but I’ve seem Hannibal and many others used.

 

[BarryO]

That's great news for those that need/want them. They're the best rear ladder option.

 

[Z.G]

You would not need the NAS basket to make it work, you could definitely adapt other baskets, or use the standard SD racks currently available

 

[Uncle Douglas]

Got any pictures of the updated crossbar design ?

 

[Z.G]

Got any pictures of the updated crossbar design ?

The bar stayed mostly the same, but the new clamps are super nice

 

[Popeohana]

Any pictures, how do the ladders mount? Do you need to drill into the tub?

 

[Z.G]

No photos of them until they arrive, but this was a factory accessory for NAS Defenders. Yes, you will likely need to drill holes

 

[jymmiejamz]

You would not need the NAS basket to make it work, you could definitely adapt other baskets, or use the standard SD racks currently available

If its the same a the NAS ladder, you will need some kind of rack since the ladder doesn't attach at the top to anything other than the rack.

 

[Z.G]

If its the same a the NAS ladder, you will need some kind of rack since the ladder doesn't attach at the top to anything other than the rack.

No doubt, you’ll definitely need some type of rack. It just doesn’t need to be the original NAS style basket. It could be any of the cage mounted ones available from SD now, or something else could be adapted to it.

 

[BarryO]

No photos of them until they arrive, but this was a factory accessory for NAS Defenders. Yes, you will likely need to drill holes

That's a nice pic of an LE. Folks should note that they won't be getting the chequer plate tread plates shown here.

 

[Z.G]

Correct, no silly chequer plating!

 

[ionfender]

No photos of them until they arrive, but this was a factory accessory for NAS Defenders. Yes, you will likely need to drill holes

Is it option to buy just the driver side ladder?

Given the re-roll out/low production numbers I understand if the answer is simply No #+<£!#¥ way!

 

[Z.G]

It's a one piece welded unit, unless you want me to take a cutoff wheel to it

 

[JimC]

They’re connected by a bar on top. If you want just a driver’s side ladder then SD sells one of those.

 

[ionfender]

It's a one piece welded unit, unless you want me to take a cutoff wheel to it

Damn!

They’re connected by a bar on top. If you want just a driver’s side ladder then SD sells one of those.

Yes, but these look so much better than their standard ladders. Guess I need to be all-in on one.

 

[uc4me]

Correct, no silly chequer plating!

although, some black non-slip tape might help keep a few teeth in your head.

 

[chuckc4]

The bar stayed mostly the same, but the new clamps are super nice

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Hey Zack, how much are the crossbars?