Entry Step

[gary miller]

Steps (and other nice things)---
Ragusa Patern Shop (949) 261-5898 . Steps $160 & $175.
Gary
'77 Kingsley
North Bend, Oregon Coast

> I'm in need of an entrance step. I think everyone has one but me. Who sells
> the best (non-electric) step?
> Don Redding
> 76 Palm Beach
> Ft. Smith, AR

 

[david l greenberg]

>I'm in need of an entrance step. I think everyone has one but me.
>Who sells
>the best (non-electric) step?
>Don Redding
>76 Palm Beach
>Ft. Smith, AR
>
Ragusa makes the cast aluminum one that is so popular. It is nice
looking, trouble free and pretty strong.

If you need Ragusa contact let me know.

David Lee Greenberg
GMC Motorhome Registry
and Boston Homes, Inc.
800-827-9989

 

[chuck will]

Mine is home made and swings out of the way and locks. It is very
simple. Two pieces of bar steel, 1/2 inch by 14 inches. the step
plate, aluminum bolted to the cross members. The cross members bolted
to the frame with grease fittings at each point. A spring to pull the
step out from its stationery place and a lock that is swiveled to open
with the touch of your toe. Works great. I was thinking of installing
a door light at the bottom or the step to illuminate the step at night.
The (porch) light if you will is not adequate to shine down on the
step. If you would like I could sketch the design and send it to anyone
interested. Chuck.

 

[mr.c]

Ragusa sells some nice one. I have on on mine and it folds when I am traveling.

Al

> I'm in need of an entrance step. I think everyone has one but me. Who sells
> the best (non-electric) step?
> Don Redding
> 76 Palm Beach
> Ft. Smith, AR

 

[homebase1]

> Chuck, By all means. Love to see it.
> Dick 75 PB in Atlanta

Chuck said:
>
I'm interested as well......go get that crayon

MikeB ' 77 Kingsley
NS

 

[richard bachert]

Chuck, By all means. Love to see it.
Dick 75 PB in Atlanta

>Mine is home made and swings out of the way and locks. It is very
>simple. Two pieces of bar steel, 1/2 inch by 14 inches. the step
>plate, aluminum bolted to the cross members. The cross members bolted
>to the frame with grease fittings at each point. A spring to pull the
>step out from its stationery place and a lock that is swiveled to open
>with the touch of your toe. Works great. I was thinking of installing
>a door light at the bottom or the step to illuminate the step at night.
>The (porch) light if you will is not adequate to shine down on the
>step. If you would like I could sketch the design and send it to anyone
>interested. Chuck.
>
>