Prest-O-Fit 4-Piece Rug Set For 23-1/2" Wide Step MORryde StepAbove Gen II RV Steps

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How do I know if these will fit my steps.

asked by: Van P

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The Black Prest-O-Fit 4-Piece Step Rug Set # PR83SR is designed to fit the 23-1/2" wide steps on the MORryde Gen II StepAbove RV Steps # MR28RR and # MR85RR. We also have the Rug Set in Brown # PR23SR if you prefer the lighter color.

expert reply by: Bud M

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David

7/17/2025

How do I determine if I have the MORryde Gen II or Gen 1?

Nick S.

7/17/2025

@David Hey David, the easiest way to tell what generation step you have is to look at the leg adjustment mechanism. The Gen 1 steps use a pull pin to adjust the legs, while the Gen 2 uses a push button style on each leg. That is going to let you know what generation you have for those steps.

David

7/17/2025

@NickS Very good. We have a 1st gen MORryde, 23 1/2 " 4 step. Can I assume Part Number: PR83SR will work for our steps? Was looking for Brown also but I cannot seem to find that color in a 4 step and 1st Gen. thanks again for all the help.

Nick S.

7/17/2025

@David Yes the # PR83SR set will work for yours. The only set we have in brown is for the Gen 2 step so I cannot confirm if that will work or not. That black set will work well for you.

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