Dimensions Of Lippert Alumi-Tread Manual Pull-Out Step

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what are the dimensions of these steps

asked by: Gary S

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I have attached a photo that shows what the dimensions are for the Lippert Alumi-Tread Manual Pull-Out Step, part # LC432698.

This picture is actually a photo of the outside of the box from the manufacturer. The mounting width of the steps is 28-inches and when it is fully extended the overall height of these steps is 30-3/4 inches.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 1

The RV steps do get a bit wider as you add more steps to them. The closest option we have is the Alumi Tread part #LC432698 that you referenced which would be 28 inches wide. For basically all RV applications you can still install the steps but…

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Answer 2

You can replace your Lippert Alumi-Tread Triple Steps #LC432696 with the Alumi-Tread Quad Steps #LC432698 on your trailer as they do have the same bolt pattern. The quad steps have a total entry height of 30-3/4" as you can see by the…

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Answer 3

The Lippert #LC432698 steps you mentioned are designed to replace steps with a 28 inch mount, so they'll be a good fit. The steps have an overall height of 30-3/4 inches, measured as shown in the provided photo which also shows other dimensions.…

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Answer 4

The Lippert Components Alumi-Tread Manual Pull-Out Step for RVs - 8-1/2" Drop/Rise - 24" Wide - Quad - Aluminum #LC432698 is 28 inches at it widest at the mount. The mounting holes are 26-3/4 inches apart. The actual steps are 23-7/8 inches…

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