Will JT's Strong Arm System Work with LCI Level Up Hydraulic Landing Gear

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Can these be used on the hydraulic front legs of the level up, without damaging the legs?

asked by: B M

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It sounds like your concern is that the landing gear legs could get damaged when retracting them all of the way. Since Lippert designed both the JT's Strong Arm systems and the Level Up systems the two are compatible. I do recommend watching the legs carefully as they retract to ensure that nothing interferes with their movement but I do not anticipate any issues and have not heard of problems from customers.

expert reply by: Michael H

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