Relocate levelup Jacks to different bolt holes

[beeje]

The previous owner of my rig had the level up installed aftermarket. I always thought that the legs were too low (rears 8' from the ground), but have not had any issues yet, and I take the unit into a lot of places most people would not dare to go. The point is, use it the way it is and I doubt you will have any issues.

[Terry-Lynn V]

I moved my front ones one bolt hole, caught a railroad track in Seward Alaska. No issues with auto level.

[Billyj571]

Boy those are expensive

[Chasin70srv]

Is there a torque spec on the bolts for the LCI Level up bolts. We need to move them up one hole.

[Richard Blackwell]

Give Lippert a call...they can advise you on any specs.

[Carl n Susan]

Originally Posted by Chasin70srv

Is there a torque spec on the bolts for the LCI Level up bolts. We need to move them up one hole.

The torque spec for the bolts is 52-64 ft/lbs

Ref: https://www.montanaowners.com/forums...?do=file&id=41 Page 5 Bullet Point #2

[beeje]

Tight. I see no need for torquing bolts in that position.

[RMcNeal]

Carl beat me to it on the torque. I also moved all of mine up on this last trip. Had a very steep site to back into and the rear and front jacks drug. I have the Snap Pads on mine. The front jacks are now all the way up to the last hole. I have 2 holes showing on the other 4 jacks. The axle will drag before the jacks now.
I made 6 pads to take up the space using pressure treated 4x4's and 2x4's. That made up 6 1/2 inches. Just a pain cutting all those pieces 1 foot long. After that, deck screws and some heavy plastic strapping I already had for handles.