Replacement Snap Pads For Equalizer System w/ Four 10" Octagon Feet and Two 11-1/2" Round Feet

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I have a 2022 keystone fusion 428 with eq jacks 4-10” octagon feet and 2-11 1/2 “ round will this part fit

asked by: Dan T

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Expert Reply:

While the # SN88FR will not fit the octagonal and round feet from your Equalizer leveling system, we do have exactly what you need:

- SnapPad Grand Lux Jack Pads for Equalizer Leveling System w 10" Octagon and 12" Round Feet # SP74FR84

The # SP74FR84 comes with four pads that fit 10-1/2" octagonal feet and two pads that fit the 11-1/2" round feet of your trailer with the Equalizer leveling system.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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