Should Brackets of Lippert 3.0 Front Landing Jacks Rest on Jack Tab
Question:
Hello, I have a factory installed ground control 3.0 leveling system. We have twice had the front jacks slip within the mounting bracket. Where should the mounting clamp sit vs the weld tab on the Jack? Other systems I have seen the weld tabs are located on the sides and the bracket sits under them, touching. On my set up they are not close. Thank you,
asked by: Jay T
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Expert Reply:
The bracket should be resting against the tabs of the jacks so that there's no chance it can slip. I am not sure what they were thinking when they installed yours like that but you need the direct contact between the bracket and the tab.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System w Touchpad - 4-Point Set
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