We have a Bigfoot 9.6 on our 2010 Dodge Ram 3500. Both the Bigfoot and Ram are long bed models, however, we have an auxiliary fuel tank in the front of the truck bed so the camper doesn't sit up against the front bulkhead of the pickup bed. The fue...
Some of you may remember that we drove 3000 miles of haul roads in the Arctic in 2009 towing our Arctic Fox 29V. The Arctic Fox was quite comfortable and survived with only minor damage, but it was too big to go everywhere we wanted to go - so we ad...
We just bought a used Bigfoot 25C96B yesterday and the biggest issue we have is the steps -- they are horrible.The main problem is that no matter what we do, most of the steps aren't level.Any suggestions?
mkirsch wrote:Good to see you quit wasting your time scratching your head over those clapped-out old steps and went with a new set.Those old things were just plain SHOT.Yeah, but it's so much fun beating the old head against the wall! :h
69 Avion wrote:The TorkLift steps with the double arms make a world of difference when it comes to the strength of the steps. Also, the thin stainless steel washers that they use keep everything from binding.There's no way I can know how strong or s...
jefe 4x4 wrote:I use the Torq lift glow steps too. But mine are only 4 step NOT SIX STEPS! I"ve never seen a 6 step set. I thought my no-basement Dodge bed was high. You have changed my paradigm on how high high is. Your old steps acted like a long s...
Thanks to Jay & Jennifer at TorkLift, the new 'Glow Steps' arrived this afternoon to replace the very tired steps that were the topic of this thread. The Glow Steps are perfect - rock solid steady and level.Maximum photo width=640
It's difficult to respond to your questions without more specific information: Which model & size tires do you have now?What do you mean by "some pretty rough roads?And considering the age of your truck, what are you willing to invest in it?I'd sugge...
