Weight Rating of Replacement Foot Pad for Lippert Hydraulic Ground Control Leveling System

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Would love to know the suggested Load rating for this Pad.

asked by: Andreas R

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The Replacement Foot Pad for Lippert Hydraulic Ground Control Leveling System # LC324269 doesn't have a specified weight rating. Since this is a direct replacement for a hydraulic jack that does have a weight rating, like the 8K Lippert Level Up Hydraulic Jack # LC26FR, you just need to stay within the weight rating of that jack and you're good to go.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Hey Mark, we do have a replacement foot pad for your Lippert Level Up system with the part #LC324269.

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