Entry Step

[brad barton]

Good luck. I think you'll be well satisfied with it.Brad Barton 00LXiDFW
bbartonwx@...


To: WanderlodgeForum@...: jehdds@...: Tue, 17 Jul
2007 17:58:10 +0000Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Entry Step




I ordered a kwikee step from PPL. $300 plus shipping. I will end up with a new
step and although it's not cheap I could spend a bunch of time and money looking
to find nothing. Looks like four bolts to hold it on. If lucky I might not have
to drill holes and then the electrical hook up which shouldn't be too
complicated. If I have juice to the existing switch on the door jam which
activated the original step I might get away with next to nothing to do. On the
other hand it could be an adventure. That's why I bought the bus. John Heckman
Central Pa1973 FC >> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64"
> wrote:> >> > I've done a little looking around on line and there are
replacement > > steps made buy KwiKee and I am thinking about going that route.
The > > entire step really needs replaced and this would seem to me to be > an >
> easier way to do it. They are 12 volt operated and they come with > >
everything needed. On the other hand what do I know??? But I will > be > >
learnin'> > John Heckman> > central Pa > > 1973 FC > > >> > > > > > John, > > >
I had to put a different switch on my Newell because of a new > step > >
installation.> > > And replacing the plunge switch in the door jamb with the
newere > > magnetic switch > > > at the bottom was nice improvement. Only
thing..it was stuck on > > with double stick tape..came off..but I found it
before it was too > > late and superglued it back on. If you want the original
BB air-> > actuated step, the magnetic quick-ee switch may not work, I don't > >
know. Brad Barton 00LXiDFW bbartonwx@> > > > > > > > > To: WanderlodgeForum@:
jehdds@: Sun, 15 Jul 2007 22:18:53 > > +0000Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re:
Entry Step> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks for the info however my problems
are a little more basic. > I > > don't have much of anything under that step. No
mechanism or > > valves.It appears that most parts are missing so my question is
> more > > basic. I have what is an obvious switch on the inside door jam and >
> the steps them selves but I basically am going to have to start > over > >
getting the air and electral components. Looks like a job for the > >
professionals. I just was wondering if this is all BB stuff or if > > other
coaches have similar? Don't think I am up to all that is > > involved with this
one. John Heckmancentral Pa 1973 FC>> John,> The > > diagrams and directions
refer to a "safaety tape." It is pressure > > > sensitive and under the door
frame. It is probaly shorted out. It > is > > > is a safety measure so that your
foot does not get crushed when > the > > > step retracts, if you are on the
step. In reality it does not > seem > > > necessary since it is impossible to
shut the door while you are > on > > the > step! The strip is black and yellow
striped and at one end > > (right?) > are two wires. You can cut them and that
may fix the > > problem. If not > you can look elsewhere, but I suspect this
will > > solve the problem. I > learned this trick at a RIV a few years ago. > >
One of the BB service > techs told me about it.> > Sid Breese> > > 85PT40>
Maysville, MO> > > > > > > > > >
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> http://maps.live.com/?wip=69&FORM=MGAC01> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this
message have been removed]> > >> >> Bubble Boy have you ever thought about going
to an RV Salvage yard > to look for some used steps and operational gear? I was
just > thinking about your problem and this could be a fair and reasonable > way
to get your steps up and working. We have one large RV Recycling > yard that I
know of up here in Washington and that one I think is in > Rochester. Well
anyway just a thought as I know if your like me than > money doesn't grow on
trees. Jon>


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