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Hitch Stair with 2 Steps for 2" Trailer Hitches

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Brophy Hitch Step

  • Dual Step
  • 2 Inch Hitch
  • Standard Step
  • 17 Inch Wide
  • Steel
  • Brophy
  • 250 lbs
  • 6 Inch Deep


Features:

  • Economical stair for truck bed camper entry
  • 3 Hitch pin holes offer adjustable distance from hitch
  • Powder coated black finish
  • No assembly required
  • Hitch pin and clip sold separately


Specs:

  • Distance from center of hitch pin hole to back of top step:
    • From center of hitch pin hole closest to the steps: 1/2"
    • From center of the middle hitch pin hole: 3-1/2"
    • From center of hitch pin hole furthest from the steps: 6-1/2"
  • Step dimensions: 17" wide x 6" deep
  • Drop/rise: 10"
  • Step distance from shank:
    • Top step: 5-1/4" above shank
    • Bottom step: 3" below shank
  • Weight capacity: 250 lbs


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RHS2 Hitch Stair with 2 Steps for 2" Trailer Hitches

Item # RHS2





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Hitch Stair with 2 Steps for 2" Trailer Hitches - RHS2

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (269 Customer Reviews)


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I am 67 with well used knees so climbing up and down from the truck bed was very difficult and not very safe. I received these stairs and popped them on the hitch. I have a Ridgeline so I could open the tailgate from the side and it cleared the step with plenty of room so I could use both steps. I climbed up and climbed down with no real effort and felt more than safe from falling or injuring a knee. It is small enough and light enough to put in the bed storage box so it is was the perfect solution to my problem of getting into and out of the truck bed.

Bob

6/5/2024

This is perfect. Im 68, my knees are bad and this makes the difference between getting in and out of the truck bed or not, just that simple. I have a Ridgeline with front and rear lift kits so the truck sits about 3 inches higher with oversized tires also. The steps are light enough and compact enough to keep in the in-bed storage compartment.



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The steps are spaced well, strong (I’m 300lb test) and easy to install and remove. A great accessory to have for easy access to the bed of my Cache Camper truck/camper.



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Worked great! Not exactly what it was designed for, but I modified it for a boat step, for trailer.

Duane

12/7/2023

Still perfect use for my application



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Overall I'm happy with the product. I use it for steps to get in my camper. It's fairly lightweight and small. I can leave it on the vehicle when I'm driving, or take it off if I want a smaller footprint for parking. I have a license plate camera (since my tailgate is off, so my factory camera is removed) and for the most part the camera view is not obstructed by the step.

The build quality is pretty bad. I didn't feel like going through the hassle of return the product, but the top step is tilted quite a bit (see picture). It's just sloppy manufacturing. I'll live with it, but it's the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5.

Dave

2/15/2024

Update: I ended up talking to etrailer, and they sent me a replacement, and the build quality of that one is good. It couldnt have been easier to exchange. etrailer did a great job. Still happy with the performance and functionality.

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Mike L.

2/15/2024

@Dave We're glad to hear that the situation ended well!


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Fits perfect & realy helps getting in & out of campershell.

Stephen

2/26/2024

Use it all the time getting in &amp out while campimg,thumbs up??



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This product is a life saver! After having stumbled off a small step ladder to exit my truck camper - resulting in knee surgery - I thought NEVER AGAIN! These steps are solid, stable and DEPENDABLE! Knee surgery is not how one needs to start retirement!

Thanks for a great SAFE product!!

Brian

5/24/2024

Its been a year already! I have added a sticky backed HandiTread to the diamond plate steps. EXCELLENT grip in wet now!!

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Jesse M.

5/29/2024

@Brian Good idea, Brian. Thanks for sharing!


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Although I have the aluminum four step from etrailer for my pickup camper on a one ton, when traveling I often go in the camper and hang on while gingerly stepping on the bumper inset for the license plate. I am not getting younger and this has made all the difference in ease of use and safety.



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Great solid steps, with a wider safer platform than ladder type steps.



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Being somewhat disabled I had a hard time exiting my boat. With the help of these steps it is no longer an issue. These steps are solid. I used a small bumper receiver mounted unto the riser. Much easier to exit the boat now without the fear of missing my step on the trailer beam and falling or slipping.

David T.

6/9/2018

Great, still solid and no flex



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Should work well for our truck camper. A little play in the receiver but I can find a clamp to tighten it up.

Brad E.

12/25/2023

Works well. Had to paint it white so people in parking lots would see it and not back into it. Also added non-slip tape for safety.



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I came upon a reference to this product while searching on line for a receiver-mounted platform to replace the folding step stool we had been using to enter our Four-Wheel camper. It appeared to be just what we needed, and I found that it was an almost perfect fit. The top step is at nearly the same level as the step built into the bumper of our 2001 GMC Sierra, so this provides a large level place for our feet when we are exiting the camper. With the step unit inserted into the receiver with the middle hitch pit hole aligned, there is only a very small gap between the top step and the bumper step. I am not sure yet if we will be traveling with the steps in place, but I did install reflective red tape on the back edges of both steps, and on each side of the lower step, so that it is more visible. Be aware that the mounting bar of the step unit is not a tight fit in the receiver, so there is some movement when weight is placed off-center on the steps. Wrapping tape around the mounting bar, or perhaps inserting shims, might improve this situation.



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I like it! I use my '55 Grumman (Doughboy) for camping and was looking for an alternative to carrying around a stool/step to put on the ground. I came across this Hitch Stair and I already had a 2" receiver on Doughboy, so figured I'd give it a try.
I was going to make one myself, but didn't want to take the time.
It does have a little "wobble" in it, but that could also be my receiver. I just carry a couple of wooden shims with me to make it steady and it works just fine.
I recommend it!



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This two step hitch stair setup was exactly what I was looking for to provide easy access to our truck camper. The steps feel very solid and secure when going in and out of the camper. I bolted on some 2x10s to make the steps even a bit larger. I painted the wood and added antislip strips for safety. I also offset the wood steps a bit as our camper door is offset to the left. Silas the dog has no trouble going up and down these stairs! Great price for a great product!



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My truck bed camper is so easy to access with hitch stair and extender. Having them has finished off my project perfectly. Thanks



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Excellent addition for my 2022 Silverado 3500HD. When I get to the job I pop it in the receiver hitch and it makes getting in and out of the back a whole lot easier. Highly recommended



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It’s fantastic!!



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Great product! E-trailer is a great company and I love the website showing tracking etc would highly recommend



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Item delivered 1 day earlier than quoted.. gotta love the E-trailer system...the product fits perfectly, the price was competitive, along with free delivery, how can you lose....thanks To all at E- trailer



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Just right for vehicles with truck campers, especially if you need to run with the tailgate down. This with a hitch extender allows two steps and you’re on the tailgate.



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Using as steps to make getting in and out of the boat safer. Not as nice as trick steps for this use but much cheaper and serves the purpose



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This product really needs a third step. It was difficult to step up, way up, into the camper. But that is not a worry anymore. I sold the camper and purchased a 5th wheel. Right now the step is sitting in a corner of my garage collecting dust.



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its what i expected



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Step wobbles when you step at it's left and right sides. I tried shimming left right and bottom of the hitch which helped. I had though that it needs an angled split in the part that goes into the hitch with a draw bolt that pulls the 2 split halves towards each other allowing the size to grow and tighten into the hitch receiver. I thought about drilling a hole into receiver and welding a 5/8" nut onto side of receiver to tighten a bolt into the tongue of the step. I like the split tapered idea better as I would not be compromising the hitch integrity. I switched back to folding stair and do not use the step.

James

7/21/2022

At first I was not fond of the step! the 10 step is way too large. Most step averages in a home run 7-14. I let the item set for 6or more months. Finally I decided to use the item as parts and make mu own custom step. I ground off the weld from the hitch tube, rewelded the placement from the hitch to my top step to match my needs being 7 below rear truck camper rear porch. We then cut and rewelded the lower step to be 7 below upper step. I tried and loved this, but the centerline of the hitch does not match the centerline of the camper door. Next modification we cut the welds from the steps to main center steel structure. we offset the steps to the right leaving 3 overhang at left of main support. The top step was very stable, but bottom step required additional steel bar welded to the original frame, and 2 14 rods at an angle projecting out to support the bottom step from flexing. Now that I have modified the original to my needs. I LOVE THE STEP . It provided me with incredible parts. By the way, the step does not wobble now as all pressure is on one side, not shifting from right to left as you go up it.



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Quality is great however for a cab over camper there really needs to be a third step, or an option to add a third step.I really wanted these to work because while Bigfoot campers are amazing their option for stairs are rickety.



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Steps work great, look great and priced right. Love them. I will be using them with my truck camper. They are the perfect height.


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