Lippert Solid Step | RV Steps | Lift Assist Kit | Storage Box Installation
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2021
- This video details the installation process of the Lippert Solid Step: RV Steps, Lift Assist Kit, and Storage Box. We hope you find this video to be informative and helpful! We've included links below and in the video to a couple of other videos for any installation modifications that you might need to make as well.
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3. Lippert Solid Step Storage Box: amzn.to/3n4M4a8
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For modified installation to the old RV step brackets:
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If you are interested in purchasing any of these Lippert products, please click the links below:
1. Lippert Solid Step RV Stairs--4 step--26 Inch: amzn.to/3BPBjNf
2. Lippert Solid Step Lift Assist Kit: amzn.to/3jMlT5X
3. Lippert Solid Step Storage Box: amzn.to/3n4M4a8
RV Accessories: www.amazon.com/shop/sunsetseekers
To see a complete list of the products that we use and recommend to enhance your RV lifestyle, click here: www.amazon.com/shop/sunsetseekers
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Check water lines!!! We drilled right thru one! Expensive fix, !!
Im not sure why but I watched the whole thing! you must be hypnotic! you are hijacking my brain! stop it! LOL!!😂😂 Excellent video! thanks for sharing! I think you really just wanted to beat on something!
LOL! It would seem that you have stumbled upon my diabolical plan (insert Bond-villain laugh)!! Hey when it doesn't fit--grab a hammer and MAKE it fit!! 😂😂
Thanks for watching!!
Love the video... Got concerned about yall. Havent heard from yall in a while. Wanna make sure youre all good. Love your vids and yall.. Miss you. God bless
Good video very informative
I'm very glad you found this video to be helpful!! Thanks for watching!
if you can remove a floor register , you will be able to see if it is solid wood or suction bonded.
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Did you have an issue with door shutting?
Is there any such thing as a single RV that will rise about a foot and a half? I have a vintage 89 Toyota dolphin and the steps are too high and there’s only two of them. I just need something that rises halfway to the step and I can step on it and get in. I can go through the cab but it’s hard. I wear a leg brace and I used to wear 2, many years ago. it’s so frustrating to think I can’t into the door very easy at all. Getting out is easy I can just sit on the second step when I get down the first step and I’m out. I can drive fine.
Looks great.
We have the same original steps on our travel trailer and was thinking about putting a set of these on for entry and exit stability.
I would love to hear your opinion of the steps after you get a chance to use them a few camping trips.
So far so good Richard! We've been on one camping trip already and love the stability of the Solid Step platform. You would likely need the 3 step model for your rig. Thanks for watching!
I like them myself. Being short it made it easier to open the door! And stable with no bouncing!
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The bouncing and unstable footing is what we want to get away from. We like the Lippert steps because of the wider step at the top. Big fan of Sunset Seekers. Camp safe, camp often. Thank you.
Just wanted to know if you had any clearance problems with the bottom of your door when the steps are down. I’ve seen some comments about door clearance issues on other videos. Thanks… I enjoyed this installation video
I did have clearance issues but I discovered that I didn't have the steps flush against the door seal plate, so I had to make some adjustments in order to get the door to close properly when the steps were down. I think I got this out of square when I was adjusting the lift kit assembly. You definitely want to make sure that the steps fit flush on and against the seal plate and there are no gaps!
@@SunsetSeekers Thanks so much for your response… it is appreciated! I enjoy your videos. 😊
@@joekoenig9587 Thank you so much for watching!
You by far have the best video on this. Not quite sure why I have to cut out my trim for the lift assist? I took out a moryde a step above and they had their lift assist screwed right into the trim.
Thank you for the kind words and for watching! I guess it comes down to personal preference in relation to cutting the piece of trim...
@@SunsetSeekers ok education time….why did you have to move your steps closer to the lift assist? What was it doing or not doing? Mine won’t let the steps go down because it’s like the shock is stuck in the open position when I try to lower the steps. The shock looks fairly straight…I could maybe move the steps over a 1/4 inch.
@@svhub I moved my steps a little closer to the lift assist in order to get the shock in a more straight vertical position. Bear in mind that the step will require a good amount of downward pressure in order to get the step down --it takes pressure to counter the shock (it's designed that way). As long as you have that shock in a vertical position, you should be good.
@@SunsetSeekers I’ll see if I can line it up better tomorrow but if it takes a lot of downward pressure having owned both Moryde has the better system because I was able to lift and take down with ease. Hoping this one will prove me wrong once I have it adjusted correctly.