Landing Gear Motor Replacement for 1RV-200 on 2005 Pilgrim 276BH 5SS

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Will this motor fit to replace the ADTH 1RV-200 motor on my 2005 Pilgrim 276BH 5SS fifth wheel? I can’t find any specs on the 1RV-200 motor as far as dimensions, Rpms, or weight capacity.

asked by: Paul H

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Expert Reply:

Your ADTH 1RV-200 landing gear motor that your Ram landing gear uses has a 6,500 lb weight capacity and can be replaced by the # LC142178 that you referenced which has an 8,000 lb weight capacity. The RPM of this is 5,150.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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From what I could find it looks like your ADTH 1RV-200 motor has a weight capacity of 6,500 lbs. You can use a motor that is rated for a higher capacity, like our replacement motor #LC142178 for Ram landing gear which is rated at 8,000 lbs. Just keep…

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To replace the ADTH 1RV-200 motor on your landing gear the Stromberg Carlson #LG-196308 will work perfectly. This motor is rated for 6,500 pounds like your existing unit and features a direct drive design to reduce strain on the landing gear legs. I…

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It seems like you have the ADTH 1RV-200 Motor which has a capacity of 6,500 lbs. You can use this replacement motor #LC142178 which has a 4" on center mounting hole spacing. This one is a bit heavier duty than your other which could prevent it…

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