Review of my TorkLift Stow 'N Go Steps
I just got the steps and am happy with them so sharing for those of interest. I had been using a Giant Ladder before and while it did the job very well, it was sort of a hassle, l...
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Good write up-
We recently installed the T/L Stow N' Go bracket and Landing Gear to our existing glowsteps. Having returned from a week out and using cant say enough about the ease of use.
Big benefit for us is a couple of years ago added T/L basement step that now can stay bolted in place. (bolts to bumper splitting the 14" between bumper and door sill). Previously removing scissor steps I also had to remove the basement step.
After 16 years of dragging stairs and step in & out of camper, setting up, or stopping on the road not having to use the flip over bumper step and setting up stool and dealing with the 3 steps up 4', just amazing.
Now its just pulling the rubber snubbers and presto. Utilizing the glowsteps on the road just too nice.
We recently installed the T/L Stow N' Go bracket and Landing Gear to our existing glowsteps. Having returned from a week out and using cant say enough about the ease of use.
Big benefit for us is a couple of years ago added T/L basement step that now can stay bolted in place. (bolts to bumper splitting the 14" between bumper and door sill). Previously removing scissor steps I also had to remove the basement step.
After 16 years of dragging stairs and step in & out of camper, setting up, or stopping on the road not having to use the flip over bumper step and setting up stool and dealing with the 3 steps up 4', just amazing.
Now its just pulling the rubber snubbers and presto. Utilizing the glowsteps on the road just too nice.
