There are metal step stands that can be used but these steps are usually too big and bulky to get into the engine compartment for the mechanic to be able to move around the engine. So if the truck mechanic is working on the top of the engine and needs to step down to work elsewhere in the engine compartment, moving the large bulky metal stand out of his way might be hard to do. The other problem with the metal stands is they usually don't have sufficient rubber pads on the bottom to keep the stand from sliding on the concrete floor when the mechanic is standing on it.
Truck mechanics can buy a plastic step stool sold on most tool trucks, but those step stools are usually flimsy and don't last very long. Nor do they have rubber pads on the bottom of the step to keep them from sliding.
The folks at Shure-Step have actually worked on trucks and understand what works for truck mechanics. The mechanics step stools they offer have a rough tread on the top of the step, large rubber pads on the bottom of the step, and the Shure-Step mechanics step is load rated for 500 pounds. Oh, and yes it's also stackable.
Shure-Step
is a stackable safety step rated at 500 pounds that has many uses;
Seniors, bariatric patients, physical therapists, rehabilitation
facilities, bus, train, transportation drivers, warehouse workers,
mechanics, technicians, aircraft maintenance and safe steps for
airlines, even children benefit from the stability and strength of
the Shure-Step.
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