Option For Replacing Lippert Ultra Light Stabilizer Jack 113407

Updated 01/27/2026 | Published 08/23/2024

Question:

Hey there, my rear electric stabilizer won’t retract on my 2014 coachmen liberty edition 320BHDS. The motor engages when the switch is pressed but it won’t turn the threaded rod that lowers/raises the legs. When I tried the manually raise it, I turned the crank so hard I broke the 2 pins off that the crank connects with, leaving only the motor as an option to retractpicture included. At first I thought the motor was the issue, but I’m starting to think it may not be. Might possibly need to replace the entire rear stabilizer? I believe the model is a Lippert Ultra Lightstabilizer jack 113407. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

asked by: Matt D

Lippert 113407
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Expert Reply:

Hello Matt. The Lippert 113407 stabilizer is an older model that has been discontinued. I agree that replacing the entire stabilizer jack is the best option. For that you can use the Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack # LC298707 which is basically the current version of the 113407.

expert reply by: Jesse M

Jesse M.

1/27/2026

Hey Matt, how did things go with the new Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack you were looking at? It’d be great to hear if the replacement solved the issue with your rear stabilizer. Your update could make it easier for others facing the same problem.

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