That’s cool. Every couple of years I won’t even touch mine. And everything rusts on the East coast. Did you see what @Logsplitter ’s steps looked like after touring Africa?
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That’s cool. Every couple of years I won’t even touch mine. And everything rusts on the East coast. Did you see what @Logsplitter ’s steps looked like after touring Africa?
. Nice problem to have I realize. For those in wetter climates rust is very real!AndyT - attached some photos to give you several angles. I was in the same boat as my wife needed a step but I also wanted a rock slider. Installation was easy and all the holes lined up perfect. Each one weighs about 75lbs and are solid. Great service and communication from Shawdowmarq and shipping to Seattle area was $450. Not a fan of the WK in the top plate, but you can see how it’s attached in one picture from underneath. Eventually I will swap that top plate out. One other note is using this as a step is pretty high at roughly 16.5” above pavement, so a lower step would make the climb in easier perhaps. Feel free to DM with any other questions or dimension needs.
It's weird it is a bad link, but it is the correct link. Wonder if this link will work.
Your link worked. Not sure why the one I cut and pasted didn't. Thanks for the assist.
I did wipe dirt off for the glamor pic after the rain.
If you plan on wheeling, make sure what you decide on is sufficient to the task, first. It's not a cheap truck so, function before form. Lesser stuff can turn into a damage multiplier if it creases and bends.
I was very curious about them as well! One guy on the USA Ineos FB group has them, Dissent is on there too. The reason I ended up not ordering them was I was unsure about the "rubberized" grip they used, would it work in snow, would it flake off, etc. Plus the Buzz being stainless were better for winter anyway. Difference was $700, which is sorta negligble when talking about a forever step.
Interesting video. Very unfortunate name for a channel. Maybe that's not the case in the USA but you would never come up with that name in UK or I suspect, Australia, New Zealand, etc. Won't stop me watching it but will always provide a little snigger.
Hi Milehigh
Wait, because they have a dealer here in states now. They are loading them up for distribution. Rreglobal is the name.
I jumped on their website, and sent them an inquiry. Within two hours on the Sunday of memorial day weekend, they responded with a personal note filling me in on how they’re going to be the dealer here in the US. Hopefully a good indicator of their service commitment.
