Would Landing Gear Set part # RVLG-8000 Fit 2008 Weekend Warrior CR3705

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I was wondering if you could tell me if the jack # RVLG-8000 will for on my 2008 Weekend Warrior CR3705. Will the motor and gear box work with this? Thank you!

asked by: Dan R

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Most likely yes since the Landing Gear Set part # RVLG-8000 is a very universal kit designed to fit the majority of fifth wheel trailers out there but you'll have to measure the mounting brackets that are on your trailer currently and compare them to the picture I attached. If they match up then this will fit and work well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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