Overall Width of Lippert RV Spare Tire Carrier part # LC159041

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What is the spacing from flange to the flange with the bolt holes pre-drilled. My 25ft travel trailer has frame member spacing of 69 inches center to center. Is the 71 inch length the distance from the end of the support beam to the end of the support beam or the distance to the center of the flange? Thanks

asked by: Bart B

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The outside width of the Lippert RV Spare Tire Carrier part # LC159041 measured where the mounting flanges are is 21-1/8 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I checked with Lippert and they sent me the attached dimensional diagram for the Lippert Components RV Spare Tire Carrier with Winch #LC159041 that you referenced. It hangs up to 46 inches from the surface it attaches to.

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Answer 5

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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