Replacement Landing Gear Parts for 2009 Keystone Laredo 265RL 5th Wheel
Updated 12/08/2016 | Published 12/07/2016 >
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asked by: David S
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The Keystone Laredo 265RL 5th wheel has a hitch weight of 1360-lbs, which is on the light side as 5th wheels go, so for a set of landing gear you could go as low as a 5500-lb-rated kit like # LG-2. Please click on the link provided to see all landing gear kits. If you only need a replacement part you can then click on the wrench icon to see individual parts like lead legs, follow legs, gear boxes etc. Keystone does not include details about the landing gear they install so you'll want to check your set-up for brand and part number information.
It is always recommended to use landing gear that are rated for more than your actual requirement. This usually ensures more reliable operation and a longer working lifespan since the jacks will not be operated near or at their maximum capacity.
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Replacement Follow Leg for Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Landing Gear
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