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Solution for Atwood Landing Gear Jack Legs that are Damaged on Fifth Wheel  

Published 07/01/2021

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From previous post pasted below can you tell me which leg would be the drivers side leg that has the motor attached to it ? Question: My parents own a 1999 Damon Hornet. The slave leg will not move. I have found in the paper work that it is an Atwood landing gear system. I have looked and seems like no one has the part number 71415 in stock. Is there another replacement part for this number as it seems they have quit making them. Thanks for all the help! asked by: Chris Expert Reply: For a replacement slave leg in your Atwood landing gear set up 71415 you can use Stromberg Carlson, # LG-179014. The lead leg, just in case you want to know, is part # LG-179013. Each leg has a 3,000 pound capacity. These legs have many of the same parts because there is essentially an industry standard for this size leg. Atwood is no longer in business.

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So Atwood stopped making fifth wheel landing gear so the replacement legs are no longer available and also there are no other manufacturers that have a suitable replacement. So what you'd need to do is replace the landing gear altogether like with the Stromberg part # LG-183708 for a manual setup or part # LG-1 for a powered kit.

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