Scissor Step Recommendation for Mountaineer Trailer 33 inches off the Ground
Updated 05/16/2016 | Published 05/12/2016
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We have a Montana Mountaineer trailer and need steps that are easier to navigate for senior citizens. Do these work well on a trailer? Would need the 4 step model. We are about 33inch high.
asked by: Roy P
Expert Reply:
The scissor steps part # AS24 would work well for you as they have a height range of 31-39 inches which would be perfect for your height of 33 inches. You would need to have the included mounting bracket attached to your trailer but once that is on the steps would install easily.
These would need to get removed off of the mounting bracket if you were to drive the trailer as they do not permanently install.
You may also be interested in the hand rail part # AHR4 as well to give you something to grab onto as you are climbing the stairs.
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Brophy Camper Scissor Steps - 4 Steps - Aluminum - Non-Slip Tread - 24" Wide - 300 lbs
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