Torklift Stair hand rail
My 5 step stairs into my Wolf creek are a bit steep for my spouse so I devised this mod. The carpeted stairs is so my skeptical Golden, Mr. Bailey cannot see through the steps and freekout!
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Looking at the pictures all of the parts are available at Home Depot or Lowes. At Home Depot 90% of it is from the chain link fencing aisle. There is a bolt and nut holding the 45 degree joint together on the hand rail. The big u-bolts holding it to the steps are the next aisle over from the bolts. Best bet is to zoom in and take some pictures of different parts and then ask a friendly Home Depot worker to help you locate the parts around the store to build your own.
Moderator,
Can this thread be moved to the truck camper forum please?
most of the items seem to be fencing, top rail, end caps modified, u clamps. what i cannot find is the joining tube (wish the sku number was visible) with eye hole tighteners and the bases. not fencing material. any ideas as to who sells those two items to help out camping-girl
I have info on the sleeves and feet. They are canopy parts available at creative shelters out of oregon. they are specific to chain link fencing or conduit pipe depending of size and preference. I hope this helps you camping-girl...... if I see you and your railing on the road i will say hello
- VERY nice! My old Andy Bear would like that too...
Dak - I thought about carpet for our steps for the same reason as you. Thats a good idea with the wooden dowels to keep it from slipping. Is that a homemade hand rail? It's different from the tork lift hand rail I have that attaches right to the camper & bumper.
hi there. where did you get a rail that attaches to bumper and camper? tks.
- fuelhauler, the hand rail is my design and seems to work well up to this point. I did talk to Northwood about the Torklift hand rail and they indicated there was really no portion of the camper that I could affix the Torklift hand rail.
- Very nice job.
Paul 1mtnman wrote:
fuelhauler, the hand rail is my design and seems to work well up to this point. I did talk to Northwood about the Torklift hand rail and they indicated there was really no portion of the camper that I could affix the Torklift hand rail.
Yea on my Bigfoot I was able to attach it right below the swing out hand rail because there is a stringer that runs down along the door.- nice ideas! Thanks
Hey there. I need to build this for my camper. where did you get the supplies? Thanks
Hey there. Just what I need for my camper. Where did you get the supplies. Thanks...
