New Steps
I'm thinking about replacing the old steps on my 5th wheel with the Lippert Solid Step. My questions are 1. can I do it myself or do I need professional installation and 2.those of you that have ins...
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enblethen wrote:
Solid Step has extendable feet to insure step has a solid bas making contact to the ground.
As do the Torklift steps. They have two adjustable feet that make solid contact with the ground.
I am wondering why you stated that "The solid step is far more stable." referring to the Lippert steps. Have you owned, or used extensively, the Torklift steps? I have two of them on my trailer and can say they have NO movement up, down, or sideways when deployed and are a pleasure to use. They could not be any more stable than they are right now. I think your statement is a bit over the top.
Barney
