Replacement Reservoir For A Lippert Hydraulic Power Unit For IRC Slide Out Systems

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I have a 2003 Forest River Wildcat 27RL with a single slide out and hydraulic tank resivor is cracked and leaking fluid. Do you have a replacement tank?

asked by: Mark J

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If your system is a Lippert (which it almost certainly is) then you can use the Replacement 2-Quart Pump Reservoir Kit for Lippert Components Hydraulic Power Unit # LC46FR. This replacement reservoir is compatible with the Lippert Hydraulic Power Unit for RV Slide-Out IRC System # LC141111.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Without knowing more info it's hard to know for certain what reservoir you'd need but we do have the Lippert #LC46FR which is a 2 quart reservoir for the Lippert hydraulic kits. If your trailer had the #LC141111 this would be the correct…

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