After Market Trailer Step

[6BOOMER]

Made this very safe..

[ACRon]

Trick Step is awesome. markpmfg.com

[rchavis]

Made this very safe..

Thats nice also . What type of metal pipe you use to make the handler .I see you had to bend it or make a eblow or 90 degree turn and what you use to make the bend .

[Charlie Paris]

I installed one of these on my Stroker, due to slipping and falling while by myself. I've had others come over to find out about it, mostly elderly, or disabled vets.
https://www.easystepsystem.com/

This is what I have. I decided on the side mount steps. Couldn't be happier.

[6BOOMER]

Any welding shop or machine shop can bend the pipe. 1 1/4 round thick walled pipe approx. 7' in length. Template for step I made.

[mikesxpress]

Add a HD aluminum storage box at the height you need to step up. Place to keep trailer spares, wider step, doesn't affect overall length, less expensive, no corrosion, looks like it belongs there.

[LTZ25]

Box is ok boat is sweet !!!!

[Cape Fear]

I have a G3 Sportsman and the trailer under it is made by Bear. I have been looking at the different step systems that will accommodate this set up. There has been some good options so far.

[BrtJr22]

I think this has been asked somewhere, but can't seem to find it. With these steps, if you miss a little when loading, are you in danger of hitting these? They seem awfully close to the bow when trailered, so I'm curious if anyone has had this happen?

[kry29]

Add a HD aluminum storage box at the height you need to step up. Place to keep trailer spares, wider step, doesn't affect overall length, less expensive, no corrosion, looks like it belongs there.

My bumper would love that box. Good idea though.

[375VTROCKET]

I think this has been asked somewhere, but can't seem to find it. With these steps, if you miss a little when loading, are you in danger of hitting these? They seem awfully close to the bow when trailered, so I'm curious if anyone has had this happen?

I have the Easy Step on the trailer for a 98 Tr20 and have never had a loading problem. It will all depend on how your trailer bunks and boat are set up.

[va floater]

I think this has been asked somewhere, but can't seem to find it. With these steps, if you miss a little when loading, are you in danger of hitting these? They seem awfully close to the bow when trailered, so I'm curious if anyone has had this happen?

I have a Trick Step and never came close to hitting it. I guess if you back the trailer way to deep then you might hit it.

[mikesxpress]

My bumper would love that box. Good idea though.

It's mounted on the trailer frame back of the swing away not on the tounge. If your bumper would hit it you have other issues.

[kry29]

It's mounted on the trailer frame back of the swing away not on the tounge. If your bumper would hit it you have other issues.

Gotcha. Looks like it sticks out far enough that a hard swing would tag it. I have a spot backing in that I half to almost jack knife to get into. That's the main reason I don't get the steps.

[okiebass]

For what it worth my homemade one never any issues with bumper clearance

[Gamblinman]

Easy Step...hands down the best investment I've made to my boat/trailer.

[rangerranger]

I have had the step made by EZ Loader (on my Legend boat) and now have a trick step on my Ranger. I liked the EZ Loader step better - it seemed sturdier, had a taller pole and mounted to the trailer frame instead of the winch mount. No issues whatsoever with turning radius etc. However it won’t fit on a Ranger trailer because Ranger has a side step on the frame.
I’m also very happy with the Trick Step. No problems mounting it on a Ranger trailer. It does not limit my turning radius either. Both are very good products.