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Rv Steps - Pull-Out Step, 24 Inch Wide Step

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RV Steps with Pull-Out, 24 Inch Wide

Swap solid stairs for a pull-out step that tucks away easily, and enjoy the stable footing of a 24 inch wide step. Fit comes down to your bracket spacing and entry height; small side gaps can be handled with spacers, and outriggers can be added if your welded mounts don't line up. If moving from a single to a 2-step, make sure you won't cut into ground clearance when deployed.
Square the outriggers before bolting up for an easier fit. A floor jack and a rubber mallet can help align the front holes on a tight fit, then mark and drill the rears. If your welded brackets aren't compatible, adding outriggers can give you the correct bolt hole locations for pull-out steps.
Yes, as long as you have the ground clearance and the brackets match or can be adapted. A two-step helps reduce the height of each step up, but make sure the step assembly won't hang too low. Check your bracket spacing; you may need to drill new rear holes or slightly open existing holes. Test-fit first and square everything up before final tightening.
They're described as well built and a big upgrade from many originals. Before use, confirm all braces are oriented correctly so each side is supported; a misassembled brace can let one side sway. After mounting, step on each tread to verify everything feels secure and recheck bolt tightness after your first trip.
It can, if your mounting bracket spacing and depth match the step's mounting box. Measure the bracket width and hole spacing, then compare to the step's mounting pattern. If your brackets are slightly wider, spacers on each side can take up the gap as long as everything is tightened down properly. If the brackets don't line up at all, installing outriggers can provide the needed bolt hole locations.