


This is pretty cool, it's advertised as a way to get into the truck tent, but it could be used just to get into the back I guess.
Step easy into the pick-up truck tent with the TruckStep. The support strut slides easily from underneath vehicle to provide step platform. Locks in place in and out. Platform flips to horizontal position and locks into place Installs in seconds Heavy duty (500 lb capacity) No slip step surface Stores conveniently. Fit in 2" receiver mounted on the back of most vehicles.
http://www.lakelandgear.com/truck-te...ep-hh4045.aspx
Steve
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I’ve seen something like that advertised aftermarket , before. Just slips in existing hitch.
Interesting idea, I always just step on the trailer ball myself. But for those who don’t have one, or want to bang their leg on the trailer ball every time they walk by it. It sounds and looks like a good idea.
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If they didn't change the style of bumper in the first place, that step wouldn't be necessary. Oh well.
Oh, and I hate it when I'm not paying attention and slam my leg into the ball on the hitch.
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