Replacement Manual Override Crank for Lippert Stabilizer Trailer Jacks
Updated 01/13/2021 | Published 01/11/2021
Question:
I have a 2011 Keystone Alpine 3640RL Fifth Wheel Camper. The Lippert Electric Stabilizer Jack on the rear of the camper is missing the part that slips over the shaft that allows you to use a handle to manually raise and lower the jacks. I found the shear pins that go through this part on your site but I cannot find the actual part. Could you please assist? Without this part I do not have a way to raise my jacks should the electric motor fail...thanks!
asked by: Anthony H
Expert Reply:
It sounds like you are looking for the manual override nut part # LC55FR which is what the manual override crank of your stabilizer attaches to when manually raising or lowering.
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Replacement Override Nut for Lippert Electric Trailer Jack
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