Dual Motor Landing Gear For 2006 Keystone Montana 2950RK
Published 12/11/2019 >
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Hi, I would like to replace my problematic landing gear for my 2006 Keystone Montana 2950RK with a dual motor kit. wondering which kit will fit and be my best buy for the money. Thanks,
asked by: Andy B
Expert Reply:
I do have an option for you but Lippert designed specific landing gear for the Keystone Montana. Other landing gear sets will not match up with the hangers on your trailer unless you weld on new hangers.
If you don't mind having your hangers moved by a certified welder, I recommend the Ultra-Fab Deluxe Electric Landing Gear Set, part # UF17-943010. This system has a lift capacity of 12,000 lbs with a 38 inch lift. each motor has its own toggle switch to make leveling the trailer that much easier. I have attached a diagram of the Ultra-Fab landing gear for your reference. It has weld stop brackets that measure 20-1/4" from outside to outside.
Otherwise you would need to replace the landing gear with the specific lead leg part # LC178653 and follow leg part # LC178652.
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Replacement Lead Leg for Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Landing Gear
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