Which Short Rear Replacement Legs For Lippert Ground Control 3.0
Updated 07/23/2021 | Published 07/19/2021
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Question:
Why Left Rear Jack #LC342610 and Right Rear LC 428493 have different specs? Left Rear Jack #LC342610 is 21 1/2 in height and the stroke is only 10 1/2 and Right Rear jack #LC428493 is 22 1/2 in height and the stroke is 12 1/2. How are they consider a matching left rear and right rear jack replacements? They are showing the same lift at 12 1/2. So, what is the difference between the stroke and lift? I thought stroke and lift are the same. Thank you. Thank you.
asked by: Ronald
Expert Reply:
I can confirm that the # LC342610 and # LC428493 are the correct replacement legs you're seeking; they are both 22-1/16" tall and provide 12-1/2" of lift. These are the shorter versions of the legs found in the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 system # LC675817.
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Replacement 22-1/2" Right Rear Leg for Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric Leveling System
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