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Replacement Square Tube Jack Foot For Lippert Leveling System  

Updated 03/26/2026 | Published 03/23/2026

Question:

Is there an adapter to mount these to a landing gear with a square tube?

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Expert Reply:

Hi Dave, that’s a great question and I completely understand wanting something that just bolts up cleanly.

We don’t have an adapter that will convert those foot pads to work with a square tube landing gear. The replacement footpad kit part # LC86UD is specifically designed for round Lippert hydraulic landing gear, so it won’t line up or mount correctly on a square tube setup.

We do carry other replacement foot pads like part # LC362486 that are designed for specific Lippert systems, but fitment really depends on the exact leveling or landing gear system you have. If you can share the brand or model of your landing gear, or even a quick photo of the foot and leg, I can help you find the correct option so you don’t end up with something that doesn’t fit right.

If you send me what your current system is, I am happy to help.

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Dave

3/25/2026

I was looking for an upgrade. I currently have 9" pads and I'm looking for 12" pads for my lippert 3.0 system.

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Heather A.

3/26/2026

@Dave Hi Dave, I understand now. We don't have a 12" pad for the Lippert 3.0 square system. You could use a SnapPad StakPad Universal Leveling Block and Jack Pad part # SN84VR to increase the foot print to 12". I know that's not ideal but that is the only option we carry.
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Malcolm

3/26/2026

I installed on Power Gear 14,000 lb hydraulic levelling jack and it’s much better than original.

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Heather A.

3/26/2026

@Malcolm Awesome! I love to hear that Malcolm. It's always nice to hear from someone with real world experience with the product. What trailer do you have?

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