Replacement Shocks for 2014 Prime Time Sanibel 3600 5th Wheel Trailer
Updated 11/22/2021 | Published 11/20/2021
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I have a 2014 Prime Time Sanibel 3600 5th wheel trailer. What would be the replacement shock absorbers for this. How long do shocks last on this trailer? Any videos on how to replace?
asked by: William J
Expert Reply:
From what I have found, it looks like you have tandem 7,000 lb axles on your 2014 Prime Time Sanibel 3600. Assuming that is the case, we have two different replacement shocks available for two different systems.
If you have the Lippert Bolt-On Shock Kit w/ Heavy Duty Gas Shocks # LC281281, then the correct replacement shock is the Lippert Heavy-Duty Replacement Shock # LC283280.
If you have the Roadmaster Comfort Ride Shock Absorbers for Tandem Axle Trailers # RM-2460, then the correct replacement shock is the Replacement Shock Absorber for Roadmaster Comfort Ride # RM-204000-00.
If you do not have either of these, you will need to reach out the manufacturer of your shocks to find the correct replacement. When it comes to how long they last, there is no specific rating. Although we do not have an installation video for the Lippert shocks, we do have one for the Roadmaster which I have attached along with the written instructions for both.
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