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Old 07-10-2015, 11:47 AM   #15
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My step bolts are accessible from underneath.Slide under and reach up from there looking toward the steps.Mine are mounted to a C shaped piece of metal with the bolt heads accessible when you reach inside the C.Hope that is clear as mud.
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Old 07-11-2015, 04:34 AM   #16
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we use food grade diatamatous earth (sp), DE, to kill the bugs, fleas, etc. this is not poison to pets.
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Try a heat gun and putty knife. It is glued down and heat should loosen the glue. I did mine this way.
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Covered rubber treads with outdoor carpet and Velcro.

Now the pup does not slip while entering the rig and carpet shakes out nicely.
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I added carpet over my rubber steps. Much nicer for us.
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Thanks Bob. I see and can access the 4 nuts holding the Kiwkee steps to the RV but, the Bolt heads spin loosely. Not letting the nuts unscrew. I believe the bottom step inside the coach covers the bolt heads. I am trying to find how to remove it.
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I did the opposite-- I removed the rubber treads and put down carpet. - Carpet is velco'd down so it's easily removed if need be.
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