RV Entry Stairs - Replacement ???
I am think about replacing my 5er steps with either Morryde Step Above or Lippert Solid Step. What are real life experiences with this type of steps?? Any negatives? It looks to me to be a c...
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We went from Stock steps, to aluminum/steel framed steps, to Torklift Glow Steps, and now have the Morryde Step above and love them.
MAny here have positives and negatives on BOTH,, This what most complain about
1- When traveling, the Lippert or Morryde are stowed inside the camper.. Some complain about this and think it is an issue... We simply keep a hand sweep and rag in the compartment next to the door. When packing up to leave, we simply raise them 1/2 way and wipe/sweep off then stow.
2- Some have said that IF they are too close to objects, they cannot lower the steps... we have been using these types for 5 years and have never ran into that as of yet.
The Lippert and Morryde are Very solid when using, with the Torklift Glow steps a very close second.
The Lipperst amnd Morryde both have strut assists now, and they are fantastic ! you can lower or raise with 2 fingers... and BOTH ( Torklift as well ) have adjustable feet for un even ground.
At the end of the day, it will be personal choice between all the pro's and con's
MAny here have positives and negatives on BOTH,, This what most complain about
1- When traveling, the Lippert or Morryde are stowed inside the camper.. Some complain about this and think it is an issue... We simply keep a hand sweep and rag in the compartment next to the door. When packing up to leave, we simply raise them 1/2 way and wipe/sweep off then stow.
2- Some have said that IF they are too close to objects, they cannot lower the steps... we have been using these types for 5 years and have never ran into that as of yet.
The Lippert and Morryde are Very solid when using, with the Torklift Glow steps a very close second.
The Lipperst amnd Morryde both have strut assists now, and they are fantastic ! you can lower or raise with 2 fingers... and BOTH ( Torklift as well ) have adjustable feet for un even ground.
At the end of the day, it will be personal choice between all the pro's and con's
