Replacement Front Manual Leveling Jack for 2007 Forest River RV
Updated 10/17/2022 | Published 10/16/2022 >
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Question:
Have a 2007 Forest River RV. It has two manual leveling jacks on the back and one on the front. I had to remove the front jack because it would not screw back up high enough for travel. Im looking at your jacks and I do not have the side plates. Only need one. Can I send a photo of my jack and we can discuss? Thank you.
asked by: Daniel D
Expert Reply:
An alternative mounting bracket design to the "wings" on the 5K Leveling Scissor Jack # JSC-30-IND is the Lippert 5K Jack # LC285332 which has a round plate on top with different bolt holes.
If neither of these solutions work for your application feel free to shoot me a photo and I'll be more than happy to further assist you!
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Leveling Scissor Jack - 30" Lift - 7,500 lbs
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