Replacement Foot Pads for 2012 Heartland Elkridge 5th Wheel Trailer
Updated 03/05/2018 | Published 03/03/2018
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Question:
Can this replacement foot pad fit a 2012 Heartland ElkRidge 5th Wheel?
asked by: Tim S
Expert Reply:
The Lippert foot pad # LC314667 is a 9 inch diameter pad that is a fit for the automatic leveling systems. You may alternatively be interested in the rear foot pad # LC377962 or the front foot pad # LC362486. You may also want the Replacement 3/8" x 3" Snapper Pin # LC225598.
If you do not have the Ground Control Auto Leveling system, then I recommend the Replacement Footpad and Pin for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear # LG-119225 which fits most other landing gear system. The pad gives you an 8 x 5 inch support.
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