will the steps also support my 1o5 lb. Australian Shephard ,as i want to use it so he can get in and out of my 4 wheel drive F250 SD truck
321124
You may get a few uses out of it, but I personally don't think it's sturdy enough for a larger dog. The back legs on the steps snap into place and are not meant to fold in and out regularly--which would mean the plastic snaps will eventually break. Plus, the back legs are thin. Very thin. I'm about 115 lbs. and I would NOT!!! go up and down on it myself.
321125
I think a ramp would be far better to get in and out of 4 wheel drive F250 truck.
321126
Unfortunately this is not strong enough to support large animals. The steps are not wide and our 20 lb. Italian Greyhound will NOT use these steps. I feel these are steps for miniature dogs or dogs under 10 lbs. The steps do not reach the top of our kingside bed. I would be returning these if I had not thrown away the box they came in.
321127
Hi, I weigh about 120 and I can walk up and down them, so it holds my weight. I also want to add and I left this out of my previous post, that the steps are not very wide and although I got them for my cat, neither my cat or dog want to go down them. You are probably better off with a heavy board and use it as a ramp. Much cheaper too. Mary C
321128
Absolutely not! It is not designed for that kind of weight. I don't remember the manufacturer weight recommendation but it is well below that. Weight limit was somewhere around 35lbs-50lbs I believe.
46199
I got these steps for 1999 dodge 2500, put them on a 2004 250 ford, they seem to adapt to most trucks
1671161
I don't know about the height issue, but the steps need to be mounted to the camper, not the tailgate of the truck.
1058515
If you mount it higher than floor level , doggie should have no problem stepping over the base, as long as his width fits through ok !
2138435
Yes, as long as you are careful as it is not a solid block. It would work as a step.
375778
The steps are not as steep as I thought they would be. I think they would be fine. I have two small terriers, they weight about 10 lbs and they use them well. These ones I bought are taller than the other steps but they are the same in relation to the angle of the steps. Just and FYI. If you open these and they don't work, go back to your order on Amazon and print out a return label. They give free return at the time you send them back but may charge you shipping once they refund your money due to the problem not being one their end. I bought two of these by mistake and sent one back no problem. I think these would be just fine for your baby. They are not too steep and are spread out pretty well.
1051564
Not easily, but it could be done. I have a ramp with a bit of a lip to scale to bring my groceries into the house. I leverage my foot against the back wheel, and lean it back a bit to get it over the lip. I guess it would all depend on the depth of your steps.
491802
No. These steps wouldn't be appropriate for any animal over 20 pounds, in my opinion.
491123
I doubt it. The wheels are small and although it looks sturdy it's not a"step walker ". I purchased it to improve on it and use it as a tackle box hauler.
2074889
I don't know exactly how much weight this will support, as it is more about stability than holding weight. It is very sturdy and easy to fold. It is light weight and moves easily. I might suggest that you get the wheels for the front legs as it makes it easier to move without having to lift it each step.
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It helps out a lot for shorter people. I noticed my wife and mother use it every time. They are under 6ft. The steps are low profile and are tucked underneath the doors so they don't really get in the way. I use the steps sometimes and I have never tripped on them. Makes the truck look beefy as well. I highly recommend it for trucks that are lifted, but it works on stock height as well. Have a nice day I hope this helps you in your purchase.
1671163
I have 39" to my truck deck, the 4 step is very slightly just too small but works ok for me, when the steps are down the treads are slightly off level but I'm used to it now. I looked at the additional step which you would probably need, but decided against it, as said I manage fine, and the steps are still super stable even being off level. The step bracket can be face mounted or flat deck mounted as mine are, they come with a fair bit of fixing hardware, great product.
1984784
If the pickup truck has a tailgate - I don't think the step will work. Unless the trailer hitch stuck way out from the back, when the tailgate is open, it would block the dog from jumping up into the truck. If you want it for you to step on to climb up over the tailgate - that could work.
1406397
I've never tried this, but I imagine if the steps were a fairly shallow rise and just a few of them at a time, you could go over them. If the steps are steep you may have trouble going over them w/o dumping your payload. The cart is definitely built well and durable enough to handle a few steps.
2093522
It would not give you the support because it is designed for a 4" step. As you can tell from the picture the slats on the underside are designed to sit on the ground. I higher rise would cause them to lift off the ground.
2126586
I suggest that you see if you can find a response from a 4X4 Dodge Ram owner that has successfully installed this step. In my case I have a 2007 Dakota. I am a do it your self person, but I could not figure a way to mount this step to my truck. I returned it with no problem. I don't think the crew cab matters. Hope this will help.
138032
I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.