Help Identifying Power Gear Replacement Leg on 2002 Holiday Rambler Septer

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where do I find the model for the leveling system I have?. I have a 2002 holiday ramble septer. 40ft. It has the power gear system. Rear left jack is leaking. thank you

asked by: Stephen B

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Hey Stephen, on the front sticker of the jack leg there should be a part number listed on it as well as the brand name Power Gear. Other ways to identify it is using measurements from the jack. For example the part # LC82TF has a bore diameter of 3 inches and the inner leg can move a total of 18 inches. The manufacturer part number is 359352.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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