You could always change out the steps to a 2 step model that you can get from your local rv supply store and then just carry a platform type step for when you need that 3rd step. I know on our trailer, we have had sites where we needed all 3 steps because of the slop of the site and have had sites that have sloped the opposite and the 3rd step was pretty much touching the ground. I hope this helps.
Here's another thought, and I have done this before. If your step is hitting the ground to the point where it wont lay flat, you can put a couple of leveling blocks under the back tires of the trailer which will increase the hight of the rear of the trailer and allow the step to lay flat.
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Phil & Janine & Lady
2004.5 Chevy 2500HD Duramax LLY CC LB 4X4
2009 Keystone Sprinter 272RLS
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