Is there an Angled Mounting Bracket for a Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Leveling System LC421484?
Published 05/07/2024
Question:
I have seen on Brinkley 5th wheel RV, that the Ground control 3.0 display panel is mounted in a plastic box that looks to be angled maybe 45 degrees, so that when you open the compartment door the face plate is more pointed towards the door. Can someone help me see if you carrier this replacement part?
asked by: Tim
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Expert Reply:
Thanks for the picture! I have seen those angled mounting panels too but that's not something we carry. It looks like those came with specific RV's and are not an aftermarket part made available by Lippert. The bracket included with the Replacement Control Panel for Lippert Ground Control 3.0 and Travel Trailer RV Leveling System item # LC421484 is the only one we have available.
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