What is the Retracted Height of the Brophy Scissor Steps # SS02
Updated 06/26/2012 | Published 06/23/2012
Question:
I have a Heartland Road Warrior toyhauler and would like to put htese on my trailer. Will they work to replace the OEM steps. Are they avaible in 4 step assembly? The trailer is model 385 rw Heartland . The opening is 28inch wide and 34 inch tall.We have the stock steps now and always seem to be one step short. Thank you
asked by: John V
Expert Reply:
I spoke with my contact at Brophy about scissor steps # SS02. The retracted height is approximately 10 inches when installed. When extended, the height is 24 to 31 inches.
These steps are designed as a universal fit item so they will most likely not fit the factory step mount and you will need to drill to mount them.
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Brophy Camper Scissor Steps - 2 Steps - Steel - Diamond Tread - 17" Wide - 275 lbs
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- 18-1/4 Inch Wide
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- 8 Inch Drop/Rise
- 18 Inch Entry
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