Landing Gear Emergency
So happy for this site. I run here every time I have an issue. Usually get good advice. I have 30 ft Cardinal. While parked in storage, at the end of a row of RVs, another tenant clipped the l...
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You all are missing the fact that the bent leg will most likely not retract. And that to remove the existing leg(s) requires lifting the front-end quite a bit beyond normal.
OP did not state the year of the trailer, however on the 30' statement I assume it has the same single electric motor on the driver's side leg with a connection to the passenger side leg that our Cardinal had.
Get a wrecker via his insurance to move it to a repair shop. They can pick it up and if necessary disconnect the drive to the right leg(1/4 20 bolt) and retract the left one. Drop the right leg extension out if it can be lifted high enough or cut it off.
Chris
OP did not state the year of the trailer, however on the 30' statement I assume it has the same single electric motor on the driver's side leg with a connection to the passenger side leg that our Cardinal had.
Get a wrecker via his insurance to move it to a repair shop. They can pick it up and if necessary disconnect the drive to the right leg(1/4 20 bolt) and retract the left one. Drop the right leg extension out if it can be lifted high enough or cut it off.
Chris
