Fit of Dexter K71-707-02 Torsion Axle Lift Kit on Tandem Axle Trailer

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Hello! I have a 2018 winniebago micro Minnie. I want to lift the trailer and would like to see which lift kit I should get. Double axels

asked by: Ronnie L

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Expert Reply:

The lift kit for torsion axles you need will be specific to which model axle you have. f the trailer in question has a Dexter # 10 Torflex torsion axle whose mounting brackets are shorter than 3 inches tall, then yes the # K71-707-02 lift kit will indeed work. For a dual axle trailer, you'll need two of the kits.

If you have a different axle, please reply with the details and I'd be happy to assist with a lift kit. I've linked you to a product description video featuring the # K71-707-02 Dexter lift kit.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

Since your 2017 Lance 1685 has tandem Torflex #10 axles the tandem axle lift kit you'd need is the part #K71-707-02.

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Answer 3

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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