Does Lippert Ground Control TT Work With Aluminum Frame on Rockwood Travel Trailer

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Are they compatible with all frames? Looking to put one one a 2022 Rockwood Ultra Lite 2606WS

asked by: Don

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It looks like your 2022 Rockwood Ultra Lite 2606WS has an aluminum frame and yes, you can use the Lippert leveling system for travel trailers on an aluminum frame; the correct part number for the system is the following:

- Electric Ground Control TT Automatic 5-Point Travel Trailer Leveling System # LC672136

The Ground Control TT # LC672136 also requires your trailer to have a GVWR of under 10,000 lbs (which yours does), and the frame needs to be an I-beam so it can properly bolt on.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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