Comparision // Torklift Glowstep Revolution Uprising vs Morryde Step Above (or Lippert Solid Step)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025

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  • @AdventureRocks
    @AdventureRocks  Год назад

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  • @knowltek
    @knowltek Год назад

    luv our glowsteps.. we removed the steps that came with the camper (the old style thats stored under the door) our new glowsteps fit right into that space so no extra dirt inside the camper with the flip up kind.

    • @AdventureRocks
      @AdventureRocks  Год назад

      Agree! I wish manufacturers would go back to those step wells like you described. The no dirt makes a big difference!

  • @coco9004
    @coco9004 Год назад

    if you are moving something from the truck to the land. the limit is 300 pounds. if i am 200 pounds. then if i move something heavy. what solution do you have?

    • @AdventureRocks
      @AdventureRocks  Год назад +1

      Maybe a mini crane? 😜 When I've moved heavier things in the past, I find myself and a helper being one on and one off at a time, and a lot of times it's more of maneuvering the item into the RV without using the steps. Hopefully that makes sense, but either way it's probably okay to have a little more weight for a short time, just understanding that the steps aren't rated for extreme weight.