Replacement Bevel Gears for Happijac 4550
Updated 06/01/2020 | Published 05/28/2020
Question:
One of m’y jack has its gears worned out . Do you sell the transmission gears without the motor assembly?
asked by: Jacques C
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Expert Reply:
In order to replace the bevel gears on your HappiJac 4550 you'll want to use the Replacement Bevel Gears # LC182851. I was able to confirm this with my contact at Lippert.
expert reply by:
Erik B
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Replacement Bevel Gears for HappiJac Truck Camper Jack Systems
- Accessories and Parts
- Camper Jacks
- Trailer Jack
- Motor and Gear Parts
- Gears
- Lippert
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