Different Adjustable Feet For Different RV Entry Door Steps
Question:
I need left and right adjustable feet for steps
asked by: Richard P
Expert Reply:
So we do have the Replacement Leg for MORryde StepAbove RV Steps # MR36DR, Replacement Leg and Footpad for Lippert SolidStep # LC39AF as well as the All Terrain Landing Gear for TorkLift GlowStep Scissor Steps # TLA8000 depending on what steps you may have. If you have more traditional fold out steps I have typically seen the Stabil-Step Stabilizer Jack # JSS-7 used in those situations.
Products Referenced in This Question
Stabil-Step Stabilizer Jack for Step Assembly - 750 lbs - 8" - 13-1/2"
- Accessories and Parts
- RV Steps
- Jacks
- 750 lbs
- Black
- Stromberg Carlson
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Replacement Leg and Footpad for Lippert SolidStep 3- or 4-Step Manual Fold-Down RV Steps - Qty 1
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- RV Steps
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- Legs
- Lippert
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All Terrain Landing Gear for TorkLift GlowStep Scissor Steps for RVs
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- TorkLift
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Replacement Leg for MORryde StepAbove RV Steps - 2nd Generation - Qty 1
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- RV Steps
- Legs
- MORryde
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Richard P.
5/6/2024
Sorry it took so long to reply. My steps are A8004. I need the adjusting legs for both sides and the plate for the right one facing from inside the unit. They are both slightly bent from coming loose while traveling.