Recommended Replacement 3-Step Trailer Step Assembly for 24-Inch Mounting Hole Spacing
Updated 09/23/2015 | Published 09/22/2015
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I have a two step I would like a three step but my bolt hole center is 24 max total length is 25 12
asked by: Pierre
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Expert Reply:
We do not offer any pull-out 3-step assemblies that match your mounting hole spacing so to install a new set of pull-out steps like the Flexco Manual Pull-Out Steps # SMFP-3200L you'll just need to drill new mounting holes. I have linked you to all of our 3-step manual step assemblies. You'll want to note the retracted height of the steps you choose to ensure you maintain safe ground clearance.
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Adam R
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Flexco Manual Pull-Out Steps for RVs - Triple - 8" Drop/Rise - 24" Wide - 300 lbs
- RV Steps
- Towable Camper
- Pull-Out Step
- 24 Inch Wide Step
- 27 Inch Wide
- 3 Steps
- 8 Inch Drop/Rise
- 26 Inch Entry
- 27 Inch Entry
- 28 Inch Entry
- 29 Inch Entry
- Steel
- Stromberg Carlson
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