Could Reese Landing Gear RP500708 Work on 13k Trailer

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My toy hauler weight is 13000 lbs will this landing gear be adequate for this

asked by: Rhett M

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Yes the Reese Electric 5th Wheel Landing Gear Set # RP500708 would work great on a toy hauler that weighs 13,000 lbs. The landing gear does not lift the entire weight of the camper which is why an 8k rated landing gear set could work on a trailer that weighs 13,000 lbs.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Based on the dimensions you listed the Reese Landing Gear part #RP500708 that you referenced are going to fit your trailer without any modifications. The mounting tabs and brackets will be orientated just like what you described and what you see at…

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Hey Tim, so the Ultra Fab Landing Gear part #UF17-943010 does use a more unusual weld stop dimension as it's 20-1/4 inches from outside to outside of the it's weld stops. So since it looks like you already ordered this you can still make it…

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The best option we can offer to upgrade to a dual motor landing gear set is with the Ultra-Fab Deluxe Electric Landing Gear Set part #UF17-943010. I know this is more than you were looking to spend but the process to add an additional motor to your…

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Aside from the weight capacity of the jacks and their speed, they also have different mounting bracket locations. If you don't mind potentially having someone do some cutting and welding on your trailer then either one will work great for you. If…

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13 inches between the mounting brackets on RV landing gear is a much older dimension that was used in the 90's but not anymore as the current dimension is 15 inches there. So what that means is that for any landing gear replacement for your fifth…

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The Bulldog landing gear set you mentioned has been replaced by the Reese kit part #RP500708 which has a travel rate of 9 inches per minute. This is a higher than average speed.

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If you take a look at the picture I have included you will see several measurements on a landing gear leg. If your existing landing gear jack legs match then it has the standard spacing so #RVLG-8000 with motor #LC142178 is a great option that…

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The Reese Electric 5th Wheel Landing Gear Set #RP500708 that you referenced should do very well for you. This product wasn't just designed for occasional use. As long as you are under the capacity of the jack and the battery of your trailer is…

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Sounds like your 2007 33 ft. Weekend Warrior 5th wheel toy hauler is pretty heavy if it has caused the landing gear of your trailer to fail twice so far. Between the Reese Landing Gear part #RP500708 and #UF17-943010 that you referenced I would go…

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Answer 10

My contact at Lippert Components confirmed that their manual landing gear #LC333966 can indeed be converted to powered operation later on through use of their motor kit #LC142178 and switch kit #LG-145236. You can use the same gearbox that comes with…

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Answer 11

There are two options you can use for a bit of added height when using your B&W Turnoverball Underbed Gooseneck Hitch #BWGNRK1016. You can get an extra 1" by using the High-Rise Ball for B&W Turnoverball #BWGNXA2050. You can also use the…

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The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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