Recommended Replacement For A PowerGear 523725 Slide Out Motor

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My original slide out motor assy was power gear 523725. I am able to buy replacement 523529. Was 523725 replaced by 523529 before the LC386327, and can I use it instead of the 386327?

asked by: ALAN B

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According to Lipperts PowerGear conversion sheet the 523735 was replaced by the 523529 and then that motor was replaced by the Replacement Gear Motor Assembly for Lippert Component Power Gear Slide Out # LC67FR.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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