Anybody mount these on a Bigfoot with a basement? I only have about 1 inch between my step and a basement hatch, so that wide bracket will not work. Anybody know the workaround?

Nice Christmas present! I enjoy watching your videos, always entertaining. Have a great new year. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos in 2023!

Just found your videos this morning! I liked the Mississippi Headwaters one! Wow! Thanks! You make me lol sometimes. 😊 GOD Bless! & Keep Rollin'

Congratulations Kenny on a great addition to your camper! Those are sweet!!!! Awesome steps especially since you can still use your original steps when needed. Torklift are good people!

We have the same stow n go steps on our Arctic Fox. Had them for a season now, and absolutely love them. Also installed a Lend-a-Hand Extra Large Folding Grab Handle which works very well with the long steps. A must have for my wife....

"Owners manual" bit was we hilarious 😂😂😂. That is 99% of every dude worldwide ever . Mary Christmas brother.

Hey Kenny I like the new steps look really nice and easier getting in you truck camper really nice thanks for sharing the video 🎉🎉

Those steps are a really nice upgrade and safer instead of using a step stool to get up to the old camper steps. Glad these companies throw some products your way.

Very nice Kenny! Torklift made it even a Merrier Christmas!

Love Torklift products, we have a few on each of our vehicles. (I forgot to make a comment on this video) i don't need the stairs but I do now joke to our son, he could put those stairs on his truck so I can get into the back seat lol when he chooses to do a truck camper on the back, he will be definitely be looking into those stairs.

I finally installed the same steps on my 992 early this past camping season. They are awesome! I kept them when I sold my 811.

That truck on the far side of the shop is pretty sweet. I had an 06 LBZ Duramax CCLB the same color (Silver Birch Metallic) My 2009 3500HD Dually is the same color. I wish GM would bring back that color.

Hey Kenny! Thank you for sharing your experience with your Stow N' Go installation. I did want to mention that since only 4 of the 6 mounting bolts were used, there is a safety concern and we do not recommend mounting the steps in this manner. Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions.

Nice looking garage/ workshop ya got there!

Congratulations on 5k!!! So proud of you!

Tilli will love the new steps and so will I! What a great Christmas gift.

Well done my friend. I am from Lake Minnetonka area. I also have a truck camper. Nice to watch your videos Kenny thank you.

Love the different content for the channel. You deserve some items sent to you based on the amount of effort and time you invest in your channel.

Merry Christmas 🎄 and Happy New Year ⛄🇺🇸👍

Happy New Year Kenny, looking forward to your upcoming adventures this year! Best wishes to you and Mandy, and the girls

Love you and the truck happy new year from wales in the uk

I have a very similar step setup on my Capri camper, works very well indeed!

We have the steps also, you don’t have to pull them all the way out. Try different pull out lengths and see if they are still solid, I try to keep the vertical bars between the steps no further out then straight up and down but even if they are leaning towards the camper still very strong. I also made the top step flush with the top of the bumper, gives a nice landing and good place to sit. Hope this helps. Oh instead of the pins to lock them to the camper I used a bolt and nut on each side, harder for someone to take off.

Got steps like that on my camper they work great

Sweet little Christmas present for the camper. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to you and your family!

That was the exact clip I was thinking of when you stepped on that little stool and then precariously up onto the camper step as the ground was such that the height was just too much. I've seen and heard of people having some bad spills with the standard camper steps and using a stool down below that was too small and on an unstable surface or sloped ... it all went sideways and down they went injuring themselves. My brother initially did the stool thing with the factory camper flip out step but had a massive and nice fold out leg type platform but was a total pain to stow away so bought a very expensive triple fold out step but the problem with that is any time he has to be towed ( remember, its a Ford ! ) with a long deck tandem axle tow truck, that whole step has to be unbolted from the camper as it hangs too low/too much over hang with that large camper. This type of step is not as handy as his but sure would be a lot better when it came to dealing with having to be winched onto a tow truck deck.

Nice gift!

Torque Lift has some good stuff. I have the rear bumper on my Lance. Works great except for the storage compartments leak. I wanted to send a picture of my rig but couldn’t do it on YTube.

I have their steps as well except I do not have the store and go. As you stated it is nice not to have them on all the time. I just throw them in the camper and climb up a step I built for the receiver. The steps are fantastic though for when the dogs come with us. We had planned a trip for Christmas vacation but the weather just did not cooperate. May still do something this weekend if things do pan out.

Congratulations on your Christmas present.🌲They are very cool steps. We love the way yours lock on the side. We have an older version of them and we have to put a bungee cord on them. You don't always have to pull them all the way out to use. Have a Happy New Year.🎉 We are looking forward to seeing Kenny in 2023. Mary 💕 Fred

Right on! Awesome to see your channel is getting some manufacturers recognition and they are starting to provide you with some great add-on’s and necessities! Good for Kenny, keep up the great video content and I’m sure more will come your way! Hey! Is it next Tuesday yet? As always, can’t wait for the next vid, until then stay safe…..

Very nice steps. We just sold our truck camper because of climbing and stairs. We had the Little Giant steps which worked well, but we're getting to old for steps. Love the shop, I think I remember you saying it wasn't your shop, but it still is Sweet. Happy New Year and safe travels 🥂

Great install video, you made it look real easy! Those are exactly what we will need when we get our camper since our 5500 4x4 sits very high. I wonder how they'd work with a Fox Landing, the steps are definite necessity, along with an extended handrail, but the Fox Landing is not. Leaving your existing steps on was brilliant, then you can still get into your camper without extending the steps; you mentioned everything we were thinking about regarding those steps. After looking at several truck campers, we've settled on an Arctic Fox 1140 but haven't seen one in person yet, and may not before we purchase. Not ready to buy yet, maybe a nice used one will come up. It was a very COLD week almost everywhere. Have a great week, I know it won't be as cold, will see ya on the next one. Happy New Year to you and your family!

I think I would have mounted it off center. I would have found something to put into the upper step. Simple install though!

Very lovely 🪜

Nice. . . looks good and will be easier to get in and out of on rougher dirt terraine

Merry Christmas Kenny. You might want to get lock for those or they might disappear. I’ve seen some people just pull the pins and put them inside when not in use.

Like it/ we have the same issue and I’m not getting any younger (agile)

Was wondering when you put these on. Thats a nice add on. Have you thought of re-hinging the access door so you still could access the storage area. Would take much from a handy man like yourself.

Thanks Kenny. Great videos. I have watched yr vids for a while and the gear reviews are always informative. Have you seem the guy running the dodge 3500 where the truck folded? its fairly recent. Don't want to go down the GVWR rabbit hole but did want your thoughts on the Chevy platform. I know you are a wee bit over but with the front and rear hitches and running the duramax do you have any concerns with the frame? I did the same thing you did with the overload and bags so not worried about the suspension. But wondering what yr thoughts are on the weak point of these trucks? I know in 2012 they changed the axels and went to more box frames but still see all the chatter about GVRW. its kinda stupid to add the duramax and Allison and you drop yr payload by 1500#. Its not a issue of stopping or power so it has to be the frame? Tires are upgradeable and thats EZ but that folded dodge was a interesting read. there are a few vids that broke down the payload and such but by the time you add people, water, gear, the camper, a few food items, a box of tissue , and leave a extra 10% buffer you have like 200 lbs payload, Thanks!

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Awesome...But I want to know how they work with the camper off the truck. Most of us lower the camper as low as possible and it looks like the stow and go wont work because of the length required to use them while on the truck. the "rise over run" is different for the camper off the truck and lowered to reduce jack instability.

Details on your garage/shop? It looks awesome. What size is it and how big is the door?

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That's a nice shop!. Is it yours?

Can’t get over the price on these. I purchased their fast guns and mounting tie downs. Not throwing another $800-$900 on some steps. I can spend about $150 and diy with wood.

Ive got a set. They work but they are pricey.

I also have an older Fox camper, I added a 4" square tube all the way across the back for more footspace. Now I'm going to add this mod with the Torklift steps. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f5mDhqd81JyzYZ8.html Thanks to KZfaqr...JensenTime Take a look and thanks for your videos, really enjoy the

I wish I had those stairs, just way to expensive for me.

Nice gift, tell them i could use them for my lance🚜❄️🪵🇺🇸