| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 30.2 x 18.1 x 5 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 8.53 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 30 x 18 x 5 inches |
| Item Weight | 18 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Stromberg Carlson |
| Color | Straight Tread |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Stromberg Carlson Products, Inc |
| Part Number | SMFP-1220 |
| Size | 20″ W Single, 2.75″ rise |
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Good Quality and Works Well
I installed this step on a 91 Winnebago Warrior (Toyota chassis) and was very pleased with the result. Had to do some modification and welding to step bracket, as well as some creative mounting, due to lack of frame rail near the entry door, but the result was quite sturdy and a great improvement—especially for a vehicle that never had a permanent step from the factory. (Note: after this photo was taken, I also screwed a bit of aluminum angle to the front of the step, to improve visibility as well as increase the tread “landing” area.) Overall, this step is well built, functions as intended, and I would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
Size: 20″ W Single, 7.5″ riseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
I installed this step on a 91 Winnebago Warrior (Toyota chassis) and was very pleased with the result. Had to do some modification and welding to step bracket, as well as some creative mounting, due to lack of frame rail near the entry door, but the result was quite sturdy and a great improvement—especially for a vehicle that never had a permanent step from the factory. (Note: after this photo was taken, I also screwed a bit of aluminum angle to the front of the step, to improve visibility as well as increase the tread “landing” area.) Overall, this step is well built, functions as intended, and I would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2021
Size: 24″ W Double, 7.75″ riseColor: Radius TreadVerified Purchase
These steps are very nice and they will be a nice addition to my BushWhacker Plus! The stock step was just a single step and with the height of my camper it desperately needs two steps and this recommended product is the answer! They look great!! They are a very tight fit but I managed to get them on and by myself. I did end up using two other holes not previously used but already provided in the stock brackets as seen in the photo. Over all the install wasn’t terrible but it was a little challenging due to the tight fit and just simply where I was sitting, there’s a small incline to my driveway. The steps when folded up out of the box were miss aligned making the initial fold out difficult. I had to get a flathead screwdriver and a rubber mallet to wedge it back in place. After that they work as intended. I used a 14mm socket wrench and a rubber mallet to install. When the package arrived the box was damaged, the packaging staples had come loose and the box had been taped shut. Other than that the steps looked to be in good shape considering the condition of the box. I definitely recommend these steps, especially for the 2020 BushWhacker Plus camper!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023
I bought this on the recommendation of another reviewer who made it sound like it went in easily to his Promaster, but there aren't any bolt holes that line up. I used the existing front holes in the front plus two more for a total of 4 on the front, secured with rivet nuts. The back holes weren't even close to lining up with the frame. I had to drill a couple of more and attach them with a couple more rivet nuts.
It wasn't the easiest job, but it wasn't a nightmare either. If you're handy enough to do those things, it's a really sturdy solid step at a reasonable price. Getting in and out of my camper now is a breeze.
Size: 20″ W Single, 2.75″ riseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
Nice quality. Will probably need modifications to install.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023
I just installed this in my Ram Promaster campervan. The quality is very nice and sturdy. It's not motorized, but who cares - just one more needless motor that might fail on you over time.Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023
I bought this on the recommendation of another reviewer who made it sound like it went in easily to his Promaster, but there aren't any bolt holes that line up. I used the existing front holes in the front plus two more for a total of 4 on the front, secured with rivet nuts. The back holes weren't even close to lining up with the frame. I had to drill a couple of more and attach them with a couple more rivet nuts.
It wasn't the easiest job, but it wasn't a nightmare either. If you're handy enough to do those things, it's a really sturdy solid step at a reasonable price. Getting in and out of my camper now is a breeze.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
Size: 24″ W Double, 7.75″ riseColor: Radius TreadVerified Purchase
Like others here I was looking for a second step for a raised RPod-180. I added the 4" risers to a Hood River Edition and overall it made the first step quite tall. Especially on uneven ground when the nose of the trailer needed to be lower to level it up. I probably could have gotten away without it if we only camped in prepared RV sites, but then there wouldn't have been any point in raising the RPod if that was our intention.
I plan in this review to talk about how I installed it in detail so that as a purchaser for an RPod-180 and maybe other models you'll know what it will take to install. When you remove your factory step, you will find 4 square holes in the step and the welded brackets on the RPod. The front 2 will work as is, but the pattern on this step is spread out more and the back holes will not line up. Even though unlike the square front holes the back ones are rectangular to accommodate some variation in step patterns they are not long enough for this step. It's an easy fix to elongate the back holes. I used a reciprocating saw I picked up at Harbor Freight cheap and it cut through the brackets on the RPod like butter. I elongated the holes to the width of the blade and then bent the tabs out and ground them off. This preserves the rectangle shape for the square carriage bolts. For me the hardest part was lifting and holding the step in place. If you have a floor jack or even a piston jack it would be easy to place a 2x4 across the top so that is spans the side brackets on the step and raise it up. I didn't have one so I lowered the nose of the RPod, fit it in place, held it with jack stands, and then raised the nose of the Pod until it pushed it into alignment. Then I reinstalled the original bolts and tightened it up.
A couple of notes:
The sides on the step are longer than the factory single step. This means that the bracket sticks out about an inch from the side of the pod. I don't find this to be a problem as they are not in the way. In fact there are a couple of screw holes in the top of the brackets that sticks out and I plan on installing a piece of wood across the rails for looks.
I also noticed that unlike the factory step, which opens right under the keder rail, the top step on this step sit out far enough that with a slight mod to the screening fabric that comes with the R-Dome to get it to fit around the brackets, you could actually install the critter guard on the lower part of your RPod and still use the step. With the factory step, it would have to be folded up to install the screen so I've never used it.
In short, I'm very happy with this step. 4 stars not because it isn't great once installed, but having to mod the RPod means it's not perfect.
I plan in this review to talk about how I installed it in detail so that as a purchaser for an RPod-180 and maybe other models you'll know what it will take to install. When you remove your factory step, you will find 4 square holes in the step and the welded brackets on the RPod. The front 2 will work as is, but the pattern on this step is spread out more and the back holes will not line up. Even though unlike the square front holes the back ones are rectangular to accommodate some variation in step patterns they are not long enough for this step. It's an easy fix to elongate the back holes. I used a reciprocating saw I picked up at Harbor Freight cheap and it cut through the brackets on the RPod like butter. I elongated the holes to the width of the blade and then bent the tabs out and ground them off. This preserves the rectangle shape for the square carriage bolts. For me the hardest part was lifting and holding the step in place. If you have a floor jack or even a piston jack it would be easy to place a 2x4 across the top so that is spans the side brackets on the step and raise it up. I didn't have one so I lowered the nose of the RPod, fit it in place, held it with jack stands, and then raised the nose of the Pod until it pushed it into alignment. Then I reinstalled the original bolts and tightened it up.
A couple of notes:
The sides on the step are longer than the factory single step. This means that the bracket sticks out about an inch from the side of the pod. I don't find this to be a problem as they are not in the way. In fact there are a couple of screw holes in the top of the brackets that sticks out and I plan on installing a piece of wood across the rails for looks.
I also noticed that unlike the factory step, which opens right under the keder rail, the top step on this step sit out far enough that with a slight mod to the screening fabric that comes with the R-Dome to get it to fit around the brackets, you could actually install the critter guard on the lower part of your RPod and still use the step. With the factory step, it would have to be folded up to install the screen so I've never used it.
In short, I'm very happy with this step. 4 stars not because it isn't great once installed, but having to mod the RPod means it's not perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2022
Size: 24″ W Double, 7.75″ riseColor: Radius TreadVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
Size: 20″ W Single, 7.5″ riseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
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Paul de Moissac
Well made and a great price.
Reviewed in Canada on September 20, 2022Size: 24" W Single, 7.5" RiseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
Tim Paquette
So good
Reviewed in Canada on May 19, 2021Size: 20″ W Single, 7.5″ riseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Good Replacement Step 1998 STARCRAFT
Reviewed in Canada on July 12, 2020Size: 20″ W Single, 2.75″ riseColor: Straight TreadVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 12, 2020
The step was very close to the original dimensions, but was a few inches wider than the original. It was easy to mount. I was able to reuse the two original bolt holes closest to the wheel for the front and back. For the other side I had to drill a new 5/16" hole for the front mount. The rear mount was fixed by using a small piece of slotted angle.
Very Happy
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Ashley Daines
Straight forward installation with a little thought
Reviewed in Canada on November 7, 2019Size: 24″ W Single, 2.75″ riseColor: Radius TreadVerified Purchase
Ashley Daines
Reviewed in Canada on November 7, 2019
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MrMonty
Did not fit Airstream
Reviewed in Canada on September 6, 2019Size: 24″ W Double, 7.75″ riseColor: Radius TreadVerified Purchase
