Depth of Slot on RVLG-HDL and LC119226 Replacement 5th Wheel Landing Gear Crank Handles

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I was hoping you could tell me the depth of the slot that connects to the landing gear for this part number RVLG-HDL and LC119226. Thank you

asked by: Dale

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On the Lippert # LC119226, the slot in question is 1/4 inch wide by 3/8 of an inch deep, on the # RVLG-HDL it measure 1/4 inch wide by 7/16 of an inch deep. You can see these photos in the photo I've provided.

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