Saggin steps..on a 35U
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Rene T
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tboss said:
That reminds me of the guy who went to the doctor and told him it hurts when I push here. The Doc said, don't push there. I just had to.
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penman39
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Mine sag also. I found that the support metal under the coach was partially broken allowing excessive flex. I had it MIG welded.
I also use this all the time.
https://www.amazon.com/Camco-43681-Save-Step-Brace/dp/B0024E6ZRW
I also use this all the time.
https://www.amazon.com/Camco-43681-Save-Step-Brace/dp/B0024E6ZRW
John Canfield
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You didn't mention the year of your unit, some model years had metal bracing issues with the steps like penman mentioned.
Bill N
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I had the same problem. Had an RV tech look at it when he was working on something else. Told me a bolt had pulled completely through its mounting. He took the whole step off and repaired the weak areas (more than one). Cost about $150 for the labor - no parts other than a bolt or two). The step is better now but it does still sag a bit. I attribute some of that to design. After read Carls post above, it reminded me that I also had a broken brace which was repaired.tboss said:
Bill
Bill N
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penman39 said:
Thanks Carl. I also have that step brace but think I need a longer one because most of the time when I am leveled this brace is too short. I also use one of those folding steps to make up the difference because the wife is very unsteady on steps.
On second thought I could just add some jack pads to raise the step brace.
Bill
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I added this Torque lift Revolution 4 step after flipping my axles.
https://www.torklift.com/rv/glowstep-revolution
https://www.torklift.com/rv/glowstep-revolution
