Ground Control leveling system

[DocData757]

I just came across this leveling system on the web...

http://www.lci1.com/index.php?option...id=34:products

It seems to be priced at about $2500 to $3000 for the 4 point system and it looks easy enough to install. I'd need the 6 point system and I have not found a price on that anywhere yet.

Anyone have any feedback on this system?

Thanks

[35mastr]

Seems that folks here have paid in the 5-6 K range installed.
Search Lippert Level Up System. There has been alot of talk about them.

[DocData757]

This is not the Lippert Level Up system which is electo-hydraulic. This is the 'Ground Control' leveling system which is electro-mechanical and installable by the end users. The Level Up runs $5k to $6K installed. The Ground Control system runs between $2.5K and $3K for the 4 point system. I have not found a price yet for the 6 point system.

It appears Lippert just announced this about a week ago.

This is appears to be a re-marketing of the Rieco-Titan Ground Control system and possibly expanding the offering to include a 6 point system in addition to the 4 point system currently offered but Rieco-Titan.

[randy69]

This is my todays email about the ground control system. Please can someone commet on this? I was on the lippert site and saw Ground Control Leveling System there.

[DocData757]

I got the same basic email today.

So, it turns out this system will not work for my camper because I require the 6 point system (I have a 40' camper) and this must be installed during the construction phase. Too bad. I was really interested but I can live without it. It does not take that long to level a 5th wheel.

[randy69]

I think lippert has aquired this company. I believe lippert is comming out with there retro fit in the last part of 2012 or early 2013. And what I have read is the middle jacks are installed on some kind of angle. Sounds like to me, They are just stabalizer. They also don't recommend to raise the tires off the ground , Because of stability issues. My rig is 39.7 long, I guess keystone was trying to stay under the 40 foot mark.

[DocData757]

According to the page on the Lippert site, the cut off is 35' for the 4pt system.

According to the video on the Mobile Outfitter side, the rear legs both lift and act as side to side stabilizers.

[randy69]

http://www.lippertcomponents.com/ind...cts&Itemid=288


I do not get it, They advertise OEM 6 point on this website. Above 20K or 35 foot and larger

[DocData757]

Right! ...and then they tell us in an email we can't put that on an existing rig.

What a load!