Do you ever use the step well cover

Predawn, I was talking about what Trackrig had in his signature.

Nodwell RN110 out moose hunting. 4-53 Detroit, Clark 5 spd, 40" wide tracks, 10:00x20 tires, 16,000# capacity, 22,000# weight. You know the mud is getting deep when it's coming in the doors.

I'm not sure I understand it all but it looks like a sturdy rig that might not have an electric step cover.

MM.

predawn wrote:

2gypsies wrote:
In 10 years - never used it.

If you had a electric over air system you would use it all the time travelling

I thought the same thing as you, but we do have the electric system, it's very easy to deploy and she still never uses it.

Ours was always closed when we were in the RV. It was in the stored position when we were out and about. We liked the little bit of extra floor space for setting things out of the way, like a bag of garbage pulled out of the can and tied up prior to bed. We normally dumped the trash in the morning but did not want the onion, etc smell from prepping dinner. My wife always used the arm chair ottoman for a foot rest when we were going down the road. Pushing a switch was not to much of an inconvenience.

predawn wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:

predawn wrote:

Trackrig wrote:
She'll use the step cover about once a month. Overall I find it to be a pain. If I'm carrying something large into the MH, often my arm will hit the catch allowing the cover to fall down.

Bill

Must be a real old MH?Most all step well covers are electric/air or electric gear drive so
almost no one would have that problem.I have never seen nor heard of a hatch system like you have

I think Bill has a very unusual motorhome as his description makes it sound like an off road type unit.
Entry level motorhomes had/have a manual bi-fold hatch for the step well cover.

MM.

Its a 2005 Fleetwood 39S Excursion? Not that old and certainly not unusual and definatly not offroad. Iam on my 4th DPMH. first was a 1997 and they all had the auto driven flat hatch system, so surprized a fairly new one has a manual foldup system?Like you say entry level have them.

I must have misread your description or read someone else's. Sorry.

We rented a 2005 and a 2006 Fleetwood 38 ft. Expedition that had the manual foot-well covers.

Safe travels,
MM.

Anytime we are under way.

Mr.Mark wrote:

predawn wrote:

Trackrig wrote:
She'll use the step cover about once a month. Overall I find it to be a pain. If I'm carrying something large into the MH, often my arm will hit the catch allowing the cover to fall down.

Bill

Must be a real old MH?Most all step well covers are electric/air or electric gear drive so
almost no one would have that problem.I have never seen nor heard of a hatch system like you have

I think Bill has a very unusual motorhome as his description makes it sound like an off road type unit.
Entry level motorhomes had/have a manual bi-fold hatch for the step well cover.

MM.

Its a 2005 Fleetwood 39S Excursion? Not that old and certainly not unusual and definatly not offroad. Iam on my 4th DPMH. first was a 1997 and they all had the auto driven flat hatch system, so surprized a fairly new one has a manual foldup system?Like you say entry level have them.

predawn wrote:

Trackrig wrote:
She'll use the step cover about once a month. Overall I find it to be a pain. If I'm carrying something large into the MH, often my arm will hit the catch allowing the cover to fall down.

Bill

Must be a real old MH?Most all step well covers are electric/air or electric gear drive so
almost no one would have that problem.I have never seen nor heard of a hatch system like you have

I think Bill has a very unusual motorhome as his description makes it sound like an off road type unit.

Entry level motorhomes had/have a manual bi-fold hatch for the step well cover.

MM.

2gypsies wrote:
In 10 years - never used it.

If you had a electric over air system you would use it all the time travelling

2gypsies wrote:
In 10 years - never used it.

You don't know what you've been missing.....:W:W...Dennis

In 10 years - never used it.