Replacement Pins for Drop Legs on 2010 Jayco Designer 5th Wheel Landing Gear Legs

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I have a 2010 Jayco Designer 5th wheel. I am needing a new snap pin or two...it is a 38 ft and weighs 12,000 lbs...it looks like the pin measures 7/16. Does this seem like the correct one ..I though it would be bigger do to the weight but I dont think any larger pin will,fit.. Thanks

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The Ultra-Fab Spring-Loaded Quick Pins for Landing Gear Drop Legs # UF17-943032 that you referenced do have a pin diameter of 7/16 inches.

These Quick Pins will work well as long as your 2010 Jayco Designer's landing gear uses a 7/16 inch pin and the square jack leg is no wider than 2-1/4 inches. You can use a digital caliper, like # PTW80157, to measure the snap pins that came with your camper's landing gear to ensure that you need a 7/16 inch pin. If the landing gear is designed to use 7/16 inch pins, you will want to use 7/16 inch pins as replacements.

If you find the pins for your landing gear are 3/8 inch diameter, you can use the Ultra-Fab Quick Pins # UF17-943031.

The Ultra-Fab Quick Pins are a great solution for quickly and easily adjusting the drop legs on your 5th wheel's landing gear.

expert reply by: Victoria B

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