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- My GlowSteps were anchored bellow the door threshold instead of at the bumper. This made easy access in and out of the camper without strange transitions but prevented me from using a Stow N' Go to store the steps and also hindered access to the basement tray once the stairs were installed. The latter didn't bother me much because I only used that tray for electrical cords and water hoses, but I had to store the stairs in the camper or truck.
GeoBoy wrote:
Are you going to get the mid step that is available for entry over the slide out tray door?
I'm not sure yet if I will add the mid step to the bumper.
I should try adding a 4th step first and make it flush with the bumper.Kayteg1 wrote:
You can find old post how to make first step flush with the bumper.
I found it much more convenient/safer and my small dogs love it since they had hard time to make 12" basement step from small bumper step.
I am very likely going to try that mod next, and do it via adding a 4th step. The step down from the door to the bumper is big, and the bumper is kind of narrow.
I should have bought another step today when I was at my parts supplier warehouse.
I've used the camper once (two weekends ago) with the steps and bracket. Coming down off the steps at an angle, due to the trailer, the back of of my left shoe kept getting hung up on the leg of the landing gear feet
If you watch the video closely, you can see I had the feet / legs oriented so the legs faced the inside of the steps. I swapped them side to side a few nights ago so the legs are at the outside of the steps. That will prevent my shoe from occasionally getting caught on the leg.- Doug, nice video. Are you going to get the mid step that is available for entry over the slide out tray door?
- You can find old post how to make first step flush with the bumper.
I found it much more convenient/safer and my small dogs love it since they had hard time to make 12" basement step from small bumper step. - Enjoyed your videos! Good job.
