Our camper had those “sturdy steps” and from day one they were a complete pain. First thing that happened was they cause my wife to bend our entry door because they were not completely down, this was literally day one of our having the camper. This was a continuous problem as they had to be completely down or the door would hang up on them and getting them back in the camper the door had to be completely 100% open or they would hit it. Additionally, All the dirt and water on them, unless you completely wipe them down gets put right in the camper. And the final straw was my slipping on the top step on day 1 of a trip, falling down them, and breaking my hand on the way down! Ruined the trip and 2 months of this summer for me! Installed the glow steps and absolutely love them! Couldn’t throw the old steps far enough into the dump, although that could have been because of the cast I was wearing!!
We have them also and love them, we had the old school steel steps before so our version is stored outside. I wish RV manufactures would use these or give you that option, it's just simply a better set up and is not as restrictive as the Morryde/ Lippert step. One of the big reasons i love it is I don't have the room to deploy those steps when I have I parked inside our barn which is year round when not in use. As you said you can set these up at any angle to make it work. In my case with them being outside I don't need to worry about dirt either.
We also made the change to the Torklift Revolution Uprising steps and found them much better than the Moryde steps which came with the rig. More than once we were able (forced) to use the steps in the ladder mode when a truck parked close in a rest area. And the "booster step has be a real life saver when we've been on uneven ground. Keep up the great work!
Our camper had those “sturdy steps” and from day one they were a complete pain. First thing that happened was they cause my wife to bend our entry door because they were not completely down, this was literally day one of our having the camper. This was a continuous problem as they had to be completely down or the door would hang up on them and getting them back in the camper the door had to be completely 100% open or they would hit it. Additionally, All the dirt and water on them, unless you completely wipe them down gets put right in the camper. And the final straw was my slipping on the top step on day 1 of a trip, falling down them, and breaking my hand on the way down! Ruined the trip and 2 months of this summer for me! Installed the glow steps and absolutely love them! Couldn’t throw the old steps far enough into the dump, although that could have been because of the cast I was wearing!!
We have them also and love them, we had the old school steel steps before so our version is stored outside. I wish RV manufactures would use these or give you that option, it's just simply a better set up and is not as restrictive as the Morryde/ Lippert step. One of the big reasons i love it is I don't have the room to deploy those steps when I have I parked inside our barn which is year round when not in use. As you said you can set these up at any angle to make it work. In my case with them being outside I don't need to worry about dirt either.
We also made the change to the Torklift Revolution Uprising steps and found them much better than the Moryde steps which came with the rig. More than once we were able (forced) to use the steps in the ladder mode when a truck parked close in a rest area. And the "booster step has be a real life saver when we've been on uneven ground. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing. Look alot easier to use than the original equipment.
So much easier!
We have them and love them! Thanks for the video!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
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Was I the elderly inlaw that lost it on the bottom step??!!😢😮😅
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Sounds like n😅 diffrent , more messy , u guys didnt honest at all. bcz u still need to clean it while u fully unfolding it and closing the door
Thanks for watching!