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Old 01-22-2017, 10:34 AM   #1
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Morryde Entry Steps Modification

I scene these steps yesterday at our local RV Show on Saturday and thought to myself this is the best RV innovation/modification I have scene in years.
I was wondering if anyone here has these steps and would provide a review or opinion. Thank you!

Here is the link. MorRyde Entry Door StepAbove 3 Step 30 Inches Wide STP-3-30-03H

It comes both in 3 and 4 step models.
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We saw quite a few of those type of steps on units at the Indy RV Show. They're very solid walking up/down but those units were on concrete. You could just put some boards of something under the adjustable feet if on grass. I was able to "close" one and it was lightweight and easy. I think it's a fantastic idea and if my steps ever fail, I'll replace them with these. I might just do it anyway. No more rocking when someone enters/exits the unit.
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I saw 2 different makes of these last year when camping. Both looked good and both owners liked them.

IMO if you have over 3 steps, this is a much more stable solution to the fold outs.
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Looks nice, On a nice concrete pad they sure would be great. But I never park on a site that is perfectly level. I could not imagine how difficult they would be on a slopped gravel site.
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I saw them on an SOB unit at CW recently. While they were solid, like TCN said, they were on a hard surface to no telling how well they'll work on grass. One thing I don't like is that they "close" inside the rig, so any dirt/moisture that's on them will get inside whey they are closed. I'd also be concerned about them jostling around while traveling as they could do a lot of damage awfully quickly if they came loose.

All that to say, DW loved them so you never know - happy wife = happy life
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Can they self adjust for varying heights? I built a 4-step wooden stair set for our semi-permanent site. But when we auto leveling, depending on the slope we can have quite a variance (several inches) at the front and back doors. They look good and easy to operate.

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I replaced my OEM 3 step "diving board" steps about a year ago with a 4 step GlowStep Revolution | scissor steps connect RV to ground level for towables, fifth wheels and side entry campers | Torklift International.

A replacement that has legs that sit on the ground eliminating the diving board issue is great. This one is another option.
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