Correct Replacement Landing Gear Legs for a 2008 Keystone Raptor 5th Wheel

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Hello. I needed a complete replacement landing gear legs for my keystone 08’ Keystone Raptor 3712TS. One was completely bent and the other has the foot torn off from Hurricane Harvey. I just bought it from my brother in law. Thank you

asked by: Ronny H

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Expert Reply:

In order to find the correct set of landing gear legs for a trailer you need to measure the distance between the weld stops on the legs. The most common is 15-1/2" and likely what you have now and if that's the case you can use the Lippert Electric Landing Gear Set part # LC333964 as a direct replacement.

If you have a different measurement just let me know what that is.

expert reply by: Conner L

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