Side steps Mounting kit/brackets - Page 2

elty001 · 25-03-2015, 23:46

If you know of a small metal shop they might be able to fabricate you something.
The original ones bolt into existing captive nuts in the chassis but some after market ones clamp around the chassis.
Could always make some templates out or stiff card if you are able.

ken · 26-03-2015, 12:31

Many thanks f0r all replies. I understand the comments about the subject. The steps that I have are tubular S/Steel with chequer plate. I cannot get onto 'E' bay at the moment my laptop is playing silly bug--s again

rustic · 26-03-2015, 13:01

To all our members on the forum, a lot of us have been on the forum a very long time and we are all aware of the banter between members and about certain accessories including scaffolding bumpers... sorry Alex.

It might be a good idea when making these comments to consider how long these posters have been active on this site, just looking at their profile we can see when they joined and how many posts they have made, and we should be a little more cautious on what we say.
Over the years we have got a little bit over familiar with each other, as friends would be down the pub.

This what makes this forum as great as it is, I must admit this is the first post in many years of my membership that we have failed to fully please a member, and I'm sure Ken will soon join in with the banter, provided that he doesn't get fed up with me posting, that I have had my Maverick since new for around 20 years.

( here he goes again....

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with greatest respect to all our members,
Rustic

Terranical · 26-03-2015, 14:08

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Originally Posted by rustic

To all our members on the forum, a lot of us have been on the forum a very long time and we are all aware of the banter between members and about certain accessories including scaffolding bumpers... sorry Alex.

It might be a good idea when making these comments to consider how long these posters have been active on this site, just looking at their profile we can see when they joined and how many posts they have made, and we should be a little more cautious on what we say.
Over the years we have got a little bit over familiar with each other, as friends would be down the pub.

This what makes this forum as great as it is, I must admit this is the first post in many years of my membership that we have failed to fully please a member, and I'm sure Ken will soon join in with the banter, provided that he doesn't get fed up with me posting, that I have had my Maverick since new for around 20 years.

( here he goes again....

)

with greatest respect to all our members,
Rustic

Well said!

ken · 01-04-2015, 13:59

Finally resolved the problem and now have steps and fitting kit. Obtained complete kit with steps for £85.00 from NISPARTS1st in North Wales. Very helpful firm

rustic · 01-04-2015, 14:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by ken

Finally resolved the problem and now have steps and fitting kit. Obtained complete kit with steps for £85.00 from NISPARTS1st in North Wales. Very helpful firm

That's great, and thanks for sharing the information, no doubt that might help other people in the future.

We all work hard on this forum to keep these trucks on the road for as long as possible, and of course at the lowest cost, without compromising safety.

AlexD333 · 01-04-2015, 22:36

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Originally Posted by Terranical

Well said!

Yeah.. Something like that

Nosey ol" Rustic

Haha but on a serious note a good point well made!

Glad you found a kit ken, I was just gonna comment and say a chassis is a chassis regardless of LHD or RHD apart from steering components

Don't forget to post some pics too!

Welcome to the pub, I mean er, forum

26-03-2015, 12:31	#17
ken Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: SW England Vehicle: Terrano Regulus Tdi Auto Posts: 28	side steps Many thanks f0r all replies. I understand the comments about the subject. The steps that I have are tubular S/Steel with chequer plate. I cannot get onto 'E' bay at the moment my laptop is playing silly bug--s again

26-03-2015, 13:01	#18
rustic Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: Maverick Mk I 2.7 TD LWB Posts: 7,825	To all our members on the forum, a lot of us have been on the forum a very long time and we are all aware of the banter between members and about certain accessories including scaffolding bumpers... sorry Alex. It might be a good idea when making these comments to consider how long these posters have been active on this site, just looking at their profile we can see when they joined and how many posts they have made, and we should be a little more cautious on what we say. Over the years we have got a little bit over familiar with each other, as friends would be down the pub. This what makes this forum as great as it is, I must admit this is the first post in many years of my membership that we have failed to fully please a member, and I'm sure Ken will soon join in with the banter, provided that he doesn't get fed up with me posting, that I have had my Maverick since new for around 20 years. ( here he goes again....) with greatest respect to all our members, Rustic __________________ Ford Maverick GLX 1995 2.7TD LWB in illusion silver, 98k miles. Owned since new, for 22 years. Best car I have ever owned. Just wish I could drive it more.

01-04-2015, 13:59	#20
ken Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: SW England Vehicle: Terrano Regulus Tdi Auto Posts: 28	Side steps Finally resolved the problem and now have steps and fitting kit. Obtained complete kit with steps for £85.00 from NISPARTS1st in North Wales. Very helpful firm

25-03-2015, 23:46	#16
elty001 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Aflreton,Derbyshire. Vehicle: 2000se+ 2.7tdi terrano II Posts: 6,832	If you know of a small metal shop they might be able to fabricate you something. The original ones bolt into existing captive nuts in the chassis but some after market ones clamp around the chassis. Could always make some templates out or stiff card if you are able.