I've had this folding step for about a year with no problems until my foot went right through the top step. 300 lb. weight limit and I weigh 230. Yes, I was exiting my camper. It was an ugly fall and I was very lucky to only have sprained my wrist.
I concur with John. I got mine from eTrailer.com. The steps are solid and secure. They're always in the same place so you don't even have to look at your feet (important for me as it is easier to exit the camper butt first.) They never shift or slide. I can stand on the bottom step and lean in to get something out of the fridge without worry.longhorn1 said:
MarkBC said:I'm holding on to my beloved 2-step folding steps as long as I can, because it seems like they're no longer available.
(just a pic I found on the web to link to).
It's borne my not-light-weight for several years and fits my needs.
The current version is smaller without the intermediate step:
A step that's connected to the truck -- hitch-mounted -- or the camper would be OK, too, and might be better than my current step because it doesn't depend on the ground.
But it would only be OK --for me -- if it didn't hang down at all while driving. I don't want to have to think about, worry about, dragging something when driving over rocky/bumpy ground.
Only had my receiver step too high one time. I almost turned the truck around, if I did it would have been fine. I still carry the Rubbermade step that so many have so I just used it.idahoron said:I use a step that is built to put into the reciever hitch. I like it a lot but there is times when that is too high.
Bill I wondered at the time ,last year at Zion why you didn't turn the truck around.billharr said:Only had my receiver step too high one time. I almost turned the truck around, if I did it would have been fine. I still carry the Rubbermade step that so many have so I just used it.