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Anyone running Squatch Step steps, especially anyone in a cold climate with snow, ice and salt? Looking at these over cheaper imports on amazon and just curious to see that the hold up well in the real world.
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They have their place, but if you do any sort of wheeling beyond rougher dirts roads, its only a matter of time until you either rip them off or bend them so badly they’re unusable.
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Figure I can take them off when I go offroading. More for day to day use so the other half can get into the Bronco.
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That works. M2M makes quality stuff. I have one of their shelves behind the rear seat.
Yes. I just received mine yesterday actually. They are very sturdy. I’m around 290 lbs and they hold up just fine. They are a lot bigger than I thought they were going to be, which is good I suppose.
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i have several friends who run these and love them. Also, I’m friends with the owners, and I remember when they were about to launch these they made a last minute design change and made the top plate stainless steel due to all the reports of the competition having issues with rusting
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Good to know about the same weight here and that was a concern..
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Yeah I like the fact the top is stainless and removable if ever wanted/needed to paint or replace it.
I am looking at these for my Badlands. I have factory Rock Rails, has anyone had any problem installing and taking them off when going on trails. Also. How are they holding up?
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I had some quality issues with the powder coating chipping and then rusting. M2M replaced them as a defect/QC. So far holding up ok, will see what Spring brings. Install is easy. I have ran into some issues removings with the "pin". One was my fault I bent the pin off-roading and resorted to cutting it off, the other I rounded it with the allen wrench and resorted to pliers. I was able to get replacement from M2M, may be worth asking for or buying some up front.
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Thank you for your reply. I am also looking at the IAG which is around the same price but they don't have the stainless steel step. They aren't as big and I do like that. Since I am 5' it is a sight watching me get in. I grab the steering wheel get both feet in and sway in the wind as I swing in. I don't need a big step. I do have a 4door but I am only getting the 2 steps. I have attached the link:
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Our top plates are aluminum.
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