I really couldnt sell the SnowRiver

[mdw60]

Two years ago my wife fell down the steps and was not happy with the steps. last year she fell again but this time she broke 2 bones in her ankle. took 3 monthes to heal. pushing me to sell it. but the NATCOA and this TC forum has help me with ideals on step rails.
I try many rails made by factorys and even try make my own homemade rails. but no luck.
this year she fell again, lucky not serious, but she knows I wont sell the SR. cuz my SR and few other TC are well build.I had fw and tt in the past and all they do is fall apart. I was thinking maybe best put the SR TC on a 16 ft flat trailer? will it be redneck nerd looking set up? any of you got laugh at?
like to see some picture of your set up on the trailer.
My boat will fit fine on the truckbed.
thanks....

[1mtnman]

I have built a hand rail for my camper steps.

[1mtnman]

I have built a hand rail for my camper steps.

[67avion]

mdw60 wrote:
Two years ago my wife fell down the steps and was not happy with the steps. last year she fell again but this time she broke 2 bones in her ankle. took 3 monthes to heal....this year she fell again, lucky not serious, but she knows I wont sell the SR.

Well, you sure have a long suffering wife.

[RoyB]

Hmmm I see what you mean now...



Roy Ken

[mooring_product]

Just did a Google search and it seems everyone has a ladder to get into Snow River TC.

[mdw60]

jimh, why is it dangerous to ya?

[jimh406]

I think you could retrofit a more common type of step on the current camper, and or use a deck without needing a trailer. The Snow River design has always looked dangerous to me.

[mdw60]

oops on my signaualr said 16 ft tracker boat, thats gone. I have a 12 ft rowboat. fits fine on the truck bed.

[JoeChiOhki]

Stick it on a gooseneck and you'll have instant snow river 5er :p.