how does the step assembly attach to the truck or camper?
932276
On my camper I have an aluminum bumper so I attach the holder for the steps near the top of the bumper
941032
You do get a pair of step bars and all of the bracketry and hardware is included. Easy to mount (providing you don't have super-rusty frame bolts) and the step bars are very sturdy once finished. I love mine and they get used regularly now. Getting into the truck is 10 times easier, especially for my short wife.
1491976
It's a 5" step, just right for me. Have had these on my Tundra for a year, they were great in the winter, I didn't slip on them at all. They are very strong and also look great on the truck.
354228
Many hitch receivers have a threaded bolt hole on the side. If you have one of these, you could thread a bolt in until the step is snug.
255360
My husband welded an attachment for our hitch. He connnects it to the hitch of ur truck. That's how we choose to mount it. M.Lee
1176695
You have to attach it. It's pretty simple. Make sure to be far away from trees as we almost had a fire hazard.
936041
Brackets are already on the step rails and hard point mounts are already on the body. The forward two mount points have threaded inserts already provided by the factory and the back two mount points have open holes for clip nut inserts provided in the step rail hardware. Easy to install.
1691140
Mostly just screwing the legs in. It comes with a piece that lines the bottom piece which you'll need like a screwdriver for.
370934
This item goes straight into the trailer hitch. You will need a locking pun to keep it in place. They are sold at any Home Depot.
1755512
You have to assemble the base. You have several height adjustments. i'm very pleased with this hitch.
2011487
We attached it to "The Little Giant" 17ft ladder. Since it goes on the end of the extension - 'the feet' - there is no way to attach it to the step of a step ladder.
478748
The legs are welded to the rail. The feet (either flat or a roller) are interchangeable.
1896796
They mount under the truck. There are mounting bolts that hold the cab to the frame. You use the step bar brackets and attach at cab mounting locations at each end of bar. There is a middle support bracket for the step bars that mount to the frame. Instructions that come with step bars are easy to follow. However, I did put the left on the right and the right on the left so had to take them off and redo. It matters according to the middle support bracket. Hope this helps!
1206308
The steps are one flat piece. They lift up & you attach metal support straps with screws, bolts & washers - 2 straps for each step. The side rail is similarly attached. We bought them to use with our motorhome & they work great, but are heavy to move when we travel.
719999
You can do a google search for the step instructions by entering as-550 truck bed step. I found the instruction papers and you can also search videos on you tube. I installed mine on a 04 F-350 crew cab a couple years ago and they work great.
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.
585521
You can mount on bumper or under door, my camper does not have a bumper so I mounted under door. Torklifts website has a mounting video and a table to figure out how many steps you need.