Budget Friendly RV Step Stabilizers

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[WanderingWeekends]

In and out of the camper all weekend after this install. GREAT PERFORMANCE!

[smiller]

Great video, but many of us are not on a budget and really like the traditional fold down stairs as we dislike the solid steps for multiple reasons, but mostly because they limit where you can put them down. This is a great gadget that may in time remove the need for a solid step.

[michaelwalker]

Installed them on my Imagine XLS 21BHE. I LOVE IT. It gives about 90% do the stability of Solid Steps at 10% the price.

[chrisforeman]

Thanks for the video. I have a Trandscend and now know this setup will work. No more stacking blocks for me!

[davidhearsey]

Love that design with the exception of the protruding bolt heads on the face of the step. Wish they had used a plow bolt fastener setup.

[JohnScheppler]

I could have used this information a week ago before I replaced my fold down steps with solid steps. Great idea and your right way cheaper. 👍

[jerrydaniels]

I just purchased one of these for our 251BH. Instructions didn't show a step with the slope underneath that our steps have so started questioning if I had purchased the right one. When I searched for videos on installation and saw your logo, knew it was the video I needed to watch. Thanks!

[randylester]

Great content. Thanks for sharing. Always love seeing new products, especially useful products.

[mtivest]

I purchased one of these solid stance stabalizers spring 2021 and it is way nice and simple.

[coreymerritt]

Hi Cory I’ve been looking at that solid stance for a while I missed the Amazon sale I’ll probably pick one up in the spring it seems like a nice product

[captainmc]

Order mine when they first came out. They work great.

[takeitallin]

Thanks Cory. Very helpful and informative. I've wanted solid steps for sometime now but we store our 5th wheel in a tight spot. This will be great... and i agree with you, it's pretty rver- friendly for Lippert to put this product out. Although i see this as becoming the standard for years to come. Thx again. bg

[tonydeleo]

Why do the recommend facing the spring pins toward the trailer? To me, would make sense to face them outward, easier to access and adjust.

[simonh]

Great option like others, I wish I had this rather than the Solid Step addition we made.

Thanks for the info

[mattisaac]

👍nice cory need it see if those work with my aluminum steps way to go lippert

[rodneysands]

Considering the 22MLE I would probably add this to if we do buy it.

[trentsdiyadventures]

This looks like a better design than the Campco version. We’ve been at a few campsites and even our RV pad at the house due to the slope from left to right, there is no clearance under the bottom step. We use a Valterra RV stabilizer with the ratchet strap under the step box. Seems to work well for us.

[wmcnett]

I like that option better than the solid steps. I like being able to fold up the steps without blocking the doorway to aid in loading/unloading. But I don't quite understand the need for the steps to be grounded. I get that they like the solid feel but I've never felt like my floating steps were going to fail without some kind of ground support. Nice install video, though!

[joshhaas]

Thank you for this. I might try it. I can’t stand our camco step mounts. Such a great idea but I can never get it to work right.

With the Camcos, when I step on my second step, the lack of support there lifts the first step slightly and moves the camcos out of position. This is my biggest complaint. Do you notice this problem at all with the lippert design?

[michaelgartman]

Could you pull that strip out of the step, install the unit and then put the strip back down, I wonder? We just bought a Transcend and this stabilizer would be an awesome mod.