Torklift Glowsteps upgrade

[Rgpracer]

I have a 2022 303, has anyone with a 303 or similar 5'r have any experience with the Torklift steps?

Wife would like me to explore options.

Any advice, opinions, input?

Thanks

Ray

[WhittleBurner]

We have had our Glowsteps for quite a few years and LOVE EM! Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting. If you have the drop down steps they have a set that works without filling the whole doorway like the lippert or MoreRyde steps do. Also they are easy to talk to if you need any help. Doubt you'd wouldn't like them.

At first I wanted a porta deck but now happy we did not go that route.

[FT4NOW]

We put a set on our 399, was a big fan of them, no complaints.

[xrated]

I put a set on my Momentum 394 about three years ago. I sold the Lippert solid steps that I took off and never looked back....they are simply awesome.

[Rgpracer]

Gary and/or Marcy.......hello from Kansas.

I understand 99% od what you have stated but, I don't understand....."put BEHIND the skirting....how do you install them IF you don't "cut" the skirt?

They look flimsy with side ro side wobble...they are not?
Do you have a picture?
Thanks....this is EXACTLY what I wanted to hear.

Ray




QUOTE=WhittleBurner;482455]We have had our Glowsteps for quite a few years and LOVE EM! Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting. If you have the drop down steps they have a set that works without filling the whole doorway like the lippert or MoreRyde steps do. Also they are easy to talk to if you need any help. Doubt you'd wouldn't like them.

At first I wanted a porta deck but now happy we did not go that route.[/QUOTE]

[WhittleBurner]

Gary and/or Marcy.......hello from Kansas.

I understand 99% od what you have stated but, I don't understand....."put BEHIND the skirting....how do you install them IF you don't "cut" the skirt?

They look flimsy with side ro side wobble...they are not?
Do you have a picture?
Thanks....this is EXACTLY what I wanted to hear.

Ray




QUOTE=WhittleBurner;482455]We have had our Glowsteps for quite a few years and LOVE EM! Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting. If you have the drop down steps they have a set that works without filling the whole doorway like the lippert or MoreRyde steps do. Also they are easy to talk to if you need any help. Doubt you'd wouldn't like them.

At first I wanted a porta deck but now happy we did not go that route.

[/QUOTE]

I think you misread what I said.

"Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting.". . Still have too cut the skirt

They are solid and steady, no wobble

[Hoopy Frood]

Gary and/or Marcy.......hello from Kansas.

I understand 99% od what you have stated but, I don't understand....."put BEHIND the skirting....how do you install them IF you don't "cut" the skirt?

They look flimsy with side ro side wobble...they are not?
Do you have a picture?
Thanks....this is EXACTLY what I wanted to hear.

Ray

He's referring to the fabricated, by the factory, "box" that the OEM fold out steps mount to. It is hidden behind the skirting, and yes, you do need to cut the skirting to use it. Some newer trailers no longer have the box.

[Rgpracer]

Ok, thanks, so, I just looked at mine, nothing behind my skirting, there is a box that will mount once skirting is cut.
Thanks.
Ray

He's referring to the fabricated, by the factory, "box" that the OEM fold out steps mount to. It is hidden behind the skirting, and yes, you do need to cut the skirting to use it. Some newer trailers no longer have the box.

[Rgpracer]

Also Gary, how many steps do you have, 4 step?
Thanks


I think you misread what I said.

"Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting.". . Still have too cut the skirt

They are solid and steady, no wobble[/QUOTE]

[WhittleBurner]

Also Gary, how many steps do you have, 4 step?
Thanks




I think you misread what I said.

"Easy install if you have the box hiding behind the skirting.". . Still have too cut the skirt

They are solid and steady, no wobble

We have 4 steps.
BTW you are talking to Marcy, Gary types in black 😉