Dimensions of Hitch Stair with 2 Steps, Part # RHS2

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What are the dimensions for the steps? Height between steps? Distance of steps above and below mount that goes into receiver hitch? W & L of steps themselves? Thanks, Pat

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The treads on the Hitch Stair with 2 Steps, part # RHS2 measure 6 x 17 inches. The rise between the two treads measures 10 inches, the top tread is 5-1/4 inches above the top of the shank that slides into the 2 inch receiver, and the bottom tread is 3 inches below the bottom of the shank.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Dimensions of Hitch Stair with 2 Steps, Part # RHS2

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