I have 41" lift to the tailgate when the camper's on the truck. How many steps would be the correct? And can this be mounted directly to the tailgate?
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Mounting height for the A7503 is only 27" view the fit chart here, to see what size will work for you. Not sure about mounting to tailgate, these are for mounting to truck camper and rv's http://www.torklift.com/index.php/products/steps-handrails/glowstep
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This particular step bar is for a 2 door ext cab. Not 4 door.. It does come with all mounting gear..
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Mounting height for the A7503 is only 27" view the fit chart here, to see what size will work for you. Not sure about mounting to tailgate, these are for mounting to truck camper and rv'shttp://www.torklift.com/index.php/products/steps-handrails/glowstep
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Go to torklift website it has a chart and measuring from ground to your door will determine how many steps you need!
334686
depends on the truck.i have a 2002 ford f 150 .you dont use most of whats in there.some guy online said to buy some 1 inch tappers and he was right .made it easier because the screws they had were junk but the steps are great
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i dont fully understand your question in both directions it ids designed to pick up the front of a camper i have 2 campers that i put these on and they work quite well it is so easy put the wife by the hitch and the switch she can jack it up or down with no problems it is such a timesaver less trips out of the pulling vehicle to adjust the hitch height. i would buy them again
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This unit is perfect for one step. Would be too steep for two steps. I got the 120" unit for four steps and is also perfect.
549494
I don't know but I have attached a picture of my Tundra with the step in place. I hangs down several inches below the actual hitch.See the product pictures from customers below.
398658
I have lifted more. The unit comes with a leg. I have not used it becasue my truck is very lifted. I think the limit is for full function of ram and winch.
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On top of the cab overlooking the bed would be an easy spot with self tapping screwed. Or on the tailgate again with screwes and a quick disconnect if you wanted to take the tailgate off.. I dont think you would want to mount it any lower as it may not give the view you would want. You could if you wanted mount under the bumper you would need to put a strong and very large like 4 or 5 inch wide and deep U channel around it to protect it
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Yes, we bought it specifically for our slide-in truck camper. This is long enough that it goes over the two steps and the camper bumper. Our dogs have no problem with the angle to use this for camper access.
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While this ramp has a lip that is placed over a stair edge or threshold, and could be placed at the edge of your pickup truck bed, I suggest you call the manufacturer directly 800-554-7267 and ask this question. This product by the manufacturer appears more appropriate for your application http://www.pviramps.com/products/product-details/id/4
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This unit can be mounted anywhere on the front of the trailer. I mounted mine right above the receiver. It works fairly well. I also bought the other one you did but it is not as accurate as this one. This works pretty and will get you fairly close to level. I hope this helps you ;)
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I bought these ramp brackets to work with either a residential van or a 4 x 4 dodge pickup. I used 8' 2xs and that seemed to work well for my purposes. I'm guessing that you could take a c clamp and temporarily secure a short 2x to the bracket, lay it on the tailgate / receiving surface and then use a tape measure to project out where it would hit the ground. The tape reading would then give you a pretty good idea of the length you should be shooting for in your particular case.
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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.
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I installed the double barrel gate lift in about 30 minutes. I have used it 4 times & am very pleased with it. It greatly reduces the effort needed to lift the trailer tail gate. It was well worth the money. I considered the gator lift, but it had too many bolt holes to drill & had some bad reviews.
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This lift is made for 4' to 6' tall tail gates- for 24" side rails you will only be able to attach cables high enough on both sides of tail gate to take all the slack out of cable. Read instructions and with a little adjustment you should be able to install. I had to make few adjustments and it works great-great back saver-Good Luck