marshalljayco
Knoxville, Tennessee
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Has anyone added a 2 or 3 step to their hybrid? I have a Jayco 26L with the lift and one step is just to high. Thanks
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Dick_B
Palos Heights, IL USA
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You might look at www.redi-step.com for an add-on step if you can't solve the problem any other way.
Camping World also sells portable steps that you set on the ground.
Dick_B
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Polishnurse
Schodack, NY
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It's was proberly right in the middle of needing another step. Meaning if the manufactor had add another step it would have been a few inches off the ground. As Dick mentioned, just a folding add a step so when you in spot that is just to high you can use the add a step. It will also give you something else to go back for when you relize you forgot it.
To remove the existing step and install a new one would be a few hundred dollars. JMHO Bill
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epeters
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I didn't add a two or three step replacement, however I did build a set of steps from left over cedar from my deck replacement project a few years back.
They are very light and very strong. Easy pop into the back of the truck and used when needed.
Erik
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CAMPinMI
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This is what I made. It also serves as a great place to store the wheel chucks and stabilizer pads.">
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Beagle804
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I too have been searching for something and like the looks and function of the redi-step.com product. A little pricey though! At a lot of the campgrounds we've been, the campsite slopes away from the "trailer pad" area, making it next to impossible for my 4 year old to reach the step. And a reach for anyone who might be carrying anything else in/out of the trailer. We did purchase a small plastic step to put on the ground. This helps a ton but if the problem is due to the campsite slope, then anything we put on the ground is sloped also and generally unstable. Maybe I'll try slapping together a small wood platform that would be a bit heavier than the plastic stool. 
Mark
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bigdodgeram
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did any one order from redi-step? I have been trying to contact them and I get no responce.
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plumber1
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I replaced the single step (Hickory Spring)With a 2-step Hickory Spring from camping world On our Jayfeather LGT. Had to modify and re enforce mounting area to fit up correctly, turned out nice.
Steve
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dmzempr
ohio
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Hey Steve,
Any pictures of that install of the two step? I wanted something like this for my Jayco 29A. Did you bolt these on over the same area as the OEM?
thx
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bdhoun
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plumber1 wrote:I replaced the single step (Hickory Spring)With a 2-step Hickory Spring from camping world On our Jayfeather LGT. Had to modify and re enforce mounting area to fit up correctly, turned out nice.
Steve
I'm curious too.
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