Difference Between LC179013 & LG-179013 Landing Gear Legs

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What is the difference between lg179013 and lc179013? Will they either one replace lc119102?

asked by: Johnny M

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The difference is the height; the Lippert Components 32" Lead 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear Drop Leg # LC179013 and Replacement Lead Jack w/ Drop Leg for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear - 29-1/2" # LG-179013 is the lengths. The Stromberg-Carlson is a big longer overall but has a shorter drop leg.

These have different travel and are replacements for different landing gear than the # LC119102, so if you have Venture landing gear, you'll need the # LC119102.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

In order to find the correct replacement landing gear leg for your Open Range 430RLS 5th wheel trailer I would need to know the brand and part number of the landing gear leg you currently have on your trailer. These should be stamped or etched into…

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Answer 2

It sounds like you're looking for a replacement follow leg for your Venture landing gear. If this is the case, I recommend the Lippert Components Replacement 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear, Follow Leg #LC179014. This follow leg has an out tube that…

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Yes we have confirmed for sure that the #LC119102 is the exact same as the LC241846 and would work for you.

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The Lippert Landing Gear Leg model LCI PN241846 on your landing gear system refers to the Lippert Heavy Duty Landing Gear Master Leg #LC241846. For a repair kit that will work nicely with this leg, you can use the Lippert Lead Leg Repair Kit…

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Answer 5

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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