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PCM Member Since: 25 Jan 2019 Location: North East Posts: 868 |
Just a change in the design. Same step really.
The ebay Britpart ones will all be the later moulded model but even cheaply made. They all rust... Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge |
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5th Jun 2022 6:07pm |
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ug2 Member Since: 01 May 2020 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 21 |
Thanks, PCM. Very helpful.
Think I'm going to have to take my chances with the aftermarket LR020614 ones... genuine ones would be nice but almost double £'s from what I can find! |
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5th Jun 2022 6:50pm |
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ug2 Member Since: 01 May 2020 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 21 |
So to continue this... I ended up going for the britpart folding side steps from paddocks, fitted today and pleased with the result.
However I would be interested to hear if anyone has ever tried or has any info on the possibility of fitting genuine LR rubber treads to the britpart steps? e.g. https://www.paddockspares.com/mtc3076-rubber-tread.html All the best, cheers. |
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9th Jun 2022 7:40pm |
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BogMonster Member Since: 05 Feb 2008 Location: Stanley Posts: 400 |
They all rust, and they all bend when you hit them on something, buy cheap ones and an annual dusting with a can of satin black aerosol paint is the best bet! ---
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10th Jun 2022 9:53am |
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13th Jun 2022 3:11pm |
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Lord Flashheart Member Since: 01 Dec 2019 Location: Essex Posts: 3 |
@UG2 the LR replacement rubber treads do fit straight onto the cheapie steps. And when the steps rust you can change them over. And over…..
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22nd Jun 2022 1:05pm |
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