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There is GREAT OPEN SPACES. As a kid used to love being driven home via Attercliffe and Brightside as it was like bonfire night from all the flashes and sparks from the steel works
Opinion please
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Big thank you @Scotiawhiskers as your photos helped us show that the side steps we had were the wrong ones
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They are smart, are they built well?Well here we are. New correct steps arrived this dinner. Youngest son called round and took all of 15mins to fit. He's happy,wife's happy and I'm happy. Can get in and out now a lot easier
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Take my weight (over 14stone) no trouble, I'm very happy with the construction of them
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It's a nice modern touch to your busTake my weight (over 14stone) no trouble, I'm very happy with the construction of them
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Many thanks kind sirIt's a nice modern touch to your bus
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Are they the right way round? Or should the skinny end go to the rear? 
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Yeh right way round. When doors open you have full plate to stand onAre they the right way round? Or should the skinny end go to the rear?
Scotiawhiskers
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Only fit like that if you drill your own mounting holes in the chassis plates. And the overhang would be wrong each end too. They're well built and pretty idiot proof for fitting.Are they the right way round? Or should the skinny end go to the rear?
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They act as a rock slider, which is why they are tapered at the frontAre they the right way round? Or should the skinny end go to the rear?
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Exactly
