How to Determine Correct SnapPad Jack Pads for 2022 Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1850RB
Updated 08/31/2022 | Published 08/30/2022 >
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Have a 2022 keystone bullet 1850rb crossfire. What size snap pad do I need
asked by: Kevin
Helpful Expert Reply:
In order to determine which SnapPad jack pad fits your 2022 Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1850RB you will need to know the shape and size of your jack feet. This information is not listed so you will have to check on your actual trailer. For example, the # SN39FR you were looking at is designed for travel trailers with 5-1/2" square feet. If you had 5-1/2" round feet you would need the # SN27FR instead.
I have attached a link below with all of our available SnapPads that can be filtered by size and shape for your reference.
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SnapPad Mini Jack Pads for Travel Trailers w/ BAL - 5-1/2" Square Jack Feet - Qty 4
- RV Jack Pads
- 5-1/2 Inch Jack Foot
- 4 Jack Pads
- Square Foot
- BAL Leveling System
- Permanent
- Black
- SnapPad
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