Found my sweetie seated on her rear from a fall off the stairs where I had parked last trip boon docking with too steep of a drop off slope even using a platform step as the 4th stair, so next week the dealer will add a 4 step entry. Our fifth wheel entry is 38" from ground level and the first step up at level is about 14" high. With the fall she luckily had a soft landing between two boulders and only got small abrasions and bruises. She lost her balance as she stepped up on the first step trying to lean back while holding onto the grab bar to allow the door to open and swing by her. She's short and hopefully more stairs will help with her safety. Also letting the two sister bull terriers out at night with their leashes on and making it down the steep steps also gets very precarious for me and the girls. Anyone else made this change?

Check out the 'Glow Steps' from TorkliftSteps can be added or removed easily (2 to 6 steps) and has adjustable stabilizers Plus they glow at night so you can see them.LINK

My OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer comes with large wheels and has the two entry steps. This too leaves the first step pretty high off the ground.I just picked up one of those fold-out steps to put on the ground to amke up the difference.Looks like this from AMAZONMost of the time we have this without the legs folded-out.Since most of our trips are OFF-ROAD camping this HD step grated platform is great to stomp on before entering the POPUP.Folds up and sits just inside the entrance door when in travel mode.Roy Ken

Old-Biscuit wrote:Check out the 'Glow Steps' from TorkliftSteps can be added or removed easily (2 to 6 steps) and has adjustable stabilizers Plus they glow at night so you can see them.LINKX2. They have adjustable feet that support they stairs on the ground when they're open. Very stable and solid.

I considered a 4 step for my FW but never bought because I figured it would be even more springy than a 3 step. I now have a Torq Lift revolution glow step. It's a very nice set up. More money but everything good costs more.

I bought a 2014 Jayco premier that came with 3 steps. It didn't take me long to find a 4 step setup from the same manufacturer that made the steps. I changed it myself with only 4 bolts to fool with. It made a world of difference! Very happy with the outcome.

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Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Nov 21, 2015
Check out the 'Glow Steps' from Torklift

Steps can be added or removed easily (2 to 6 steps) and has adjustable stabilizers

Plus they glow at night so you can see them.

LINK
RoyB
Explorer II
Nov 21, 2015
My OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer comes with large wheels and has the two entry steps. This too leaves the first step pretty high off the ground.

I just picked up one of those fold-out steps to put on the ground to amke up the difference.

Looks like this from AMAZON

Most of the time we have this without the legs folded-out.

Since most of our trips are OFF-ROAD camping this HD step grated platform is great to stomp on before entering the POPUP.

Folds up and sits just inside the entrance door when in travel mode.

Roy Ken
Halmfamily
Explorer
Nov 21, 2015
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Check out the 'Glow Steps' from Torklift

Steps can be added or removed easily (2 to 6 steps) and has adjustable stabilizers

Plus they glow at night so you can see them.

LINK

X2. They have adjustable feet that support they stairs on the ground when they're open. Very stable and solid.
azrving
Explorer
Nov 21, 2015
I considered a 4 step for my FW but never bought because I figured it would be even more springy than a 3 step. I now have a Torq Lift revolution glow step. It's a very nice set up. More money but everything good costs more.
yamerhammer1
Explorer
Nov 21, 2015
I bought a 2014 Jayco premier that came with 3 steps. It didn't take me long to find a 4 step setup from the same manufacturer that made the steps. I changed it myself with only 4 bolts to fool with. It made a world of difference! Very happy with the outcome.
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Nov 21, 2015
I swapped out the 3-step for the 4-step Quadra Step because of the height. It works great, and wasn't that hard to do. We had a folding step before that, but the Quadra Step is much better. Peggy didn't think it would make much difference, but the first trip up and down the steps made a believer out of her. A very worthwhile addition to the toyhauler.
navegator
Explorer
Nov 21, 2015
I do not know if you have a handle on the side of the door, I installed one on our C that folds for travel and I added a wood grab handle inside so that DW could make it up and down, she goes in and out facing in, adding a step will help and using a stand to prevent the steps from rocking is also good.

navegator
jody_h
Explorer
Nov 21, 2015
After my wife fell on our steps i bought these They cost alot but i wouldnt have anything else now. A trip to the ER would be more. Now when we step out have a platform to step out on plus a hand rail. Takes about 2 min to put up and take down.
ependydad
Explorer
Nov 23, 2015
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Check out the 'Glow Steps' from Torklift

Steps can be added or removed easily (2 to 6 steps) and has adjustable stabilizers

Plus they glow at night so you can see them.

LINK

I'm getting mine installed next week. I can't wait. The last 2 RV parks that I have been at, the door side has been the low side (cardinal campground sin, IMO). So even with a step, it's been a pretty good distance from the bottom step.
GON2SKI
Explorer
Dec 29, 2015
Update….RV's been at the dealers for three weeks waiting for parts. The dealer calls after all this time and advised the steps were welded to both the frame and a bracket and the new labor would be $300 more beyond original quote for installation on the quad step version……so I'm looking into the Port A Step aluminum platform addition or engineering my own design. Thanks for the ideas the Glow Steps also look interesting and a solid stable retrofit.