Picking Out Replacement Landing Gear Lead Leg for Fifth Wheel Camper

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Hi im looking to purchase a new lead landing gear leg for a 2005 Keystone Challenger but having issues finding a leg thatll work. i could use some assistance also i cant find a challenger for my year 2005 made by keystone.

asked by: Daniel H

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Expert Reply:

In order to determine which replacement lead leg you need on your 2005 Keystone Challenger, you'll need to know the model of the landing gear on your trailer (we have no way of knowing what you have), and measure it's outer tube length.

For example, if you have a Venture, Lippert, or Stromberg Carlson landing gear with legs that measure 33-1/2 inches you can replace the leg with the Replacement Lead Leg for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear # LG-177202 and the part # LC122533 is 29-1/2 inches.

I have added a link below to a video review, as well as a link to our entire selection of lead landing gear legs for you to check out once you have this info.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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