Replacement Control Box for Lippert 140-1227

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Looking for a replacement leveling control box with Lippert part number 140-1227 and wondering if your cross reference replacement for the 140-1229 is equivalent?

asked by: Rob

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Hey Rob, what you're needing is the Replacement Automatic Control Box for Power Gear Electro-Hydraulic RV Leveling System # LC68KX. This is the same as the Lippert part 359079 which I confirmed with my contact at Lippert is the part that you need to replace your 140-1227.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Rob

8/26/2025

Thank you so much!

Jameson C.

8/26/2025

@Rob Glad to help!

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Hey James, thanks for reaching out! What you're needing is the Replacement Automatic Control Box for Power Gear Electro-Hydraulic RV Leveling System #LC68KX. This is the same as the Lippert part 359079 which I confirmed with my contact at Lippert…

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