Distance from Weld Stop to Center of Shaft on Lippert Landing Gear Leg # LC179013

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I was wondering what the distance is from the top of the top weld on bracket to the center of the shaft, I am looking to replace some 31inch atwood landing gear and want to make sure things will line up Thank you

asked by: Jason M

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The distance from the top of the upper weld of the Lippert leg part # LC179013 to the center of the shaft measures 6.4 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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