Changing a Kwikee one step to two step
I think my auto one step has finally had it, I've replaced the motor a couple of times over the year's and all has been well until the latest. Anyways, I have a Series 28 one step and I'd like to chan...
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Our coach is a 2003 model year, probably built in 2002. I mention that because if your step is OEM, it's probably covered by Manual 875, and a new step by Manual 888. Best I could tell from trying to work on an "875" step with an 888 manual, it was the control box and gearing arrangement that changed. But I don't know about the rest of the step. That big steel part...
You of course need to find out if two-step doesn't extend too far, and hit the site pad before it's fully extended. I can tell you how far our 40 Series two-step drops but I don't know what the series differences are.
The other thing for me, would be "Does the 32 step's mounting bolt pattern match my 28's pattern?"
I don't know if this "Identification Guide" will help you, but I notice that the "28" and the "32" step assembly part numbers both begin with the same group of digits, then "28" or "32"
ID Guide
You of course need to find out if two-step doesn't extend too far, and hit the site pad before it's fully extended. I can tell you how far our 40 Series two-step drops but I don't know what the series differences are.
The other thing for me, would be "Does the 32 step's mounting bolt pattern match my 28's pattern?"
I don't know if this "Identification Guide" will help you, but I notice that the "28" and the "32" step assembly part numbers both begin with the same group of digits, then "28" or "32"
ID Guide
