Seat lift installed in RV
Recently our 94 year old mother came to live with us permanently. The issue then became how do we get her into and out of the motorhome safely? She traveled with us extensively when we full timed and ...
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Three years ago my co-pilot could no longer climb the steps into our rig, so I did some searching and found a lower cost solution in this product: http://www.mobile-lifts.com/motorhome-and-rv-lifts/
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It arrived in two parcels and only took about a 1/2 day to install - the most time consuming was running power to it. We too were delighted to again have the ability to use the RV together. Total cost was less than $2K. N.B. As the lift operates on the outside wall, I needed to build (from 3/4 plywood and "L" Aluminum pieces) a removable flat panel to fit over the inside entry steps - like the one in the picture). It also adds that bit of floor space so one does not unexpectedly step into the stepwell.
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It arrived in two parcels and only took about a 1/2 day to install - the most time consuming was running power to it. We too were delighted to again have the ability to use the RV together. Total cost was less than $2K. N.B. As the lift operates on the outside wall, I needed to build (from 3/4 plywood and "L" Aluminum pieces) a removable flat panel to fit over the inside entry steps - like the one in the picture). It also adds that bit of floor space so one does not unexpectedly step into the stepwell.
