Replacement Crank For An Atwood Truck Camper Jack System
Updated 11/03/2025 | Published 01/19/2025
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Question:
I am trying to find a jack stand crank for an atwood heavy duty MPD86065. Thank you.
asked by: Tom K
Expert Reply:
Hey Tom,
Atwood has been out of business for long enough now that all replacement parts for most of their products, including your MPD86065, have been discontinued and sold out. This leaves you with either replacing the entire system with one like the HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System # LC736514-ELKIT or you could reach out to a local fabricator shop and see if they can make a new crank or fix the one you have if it's broken.
We also offer a manual crank option with the Brophy Heavy Duty Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height - 4,000lbs # CX74 that you could use in place of the Atwood jacks.
I would try reaching out to ta fab shop though, they should be able to make you a simple crank without costing you a fortune.
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Robin H.
11/3/2025
Hey Tom, did you end up finding a workable crank solution for your Atwood MPD86065 jacks? It’d be great to hear if the fabricator route or one of the replacement jack systems did the trick. Your update could make it easier for others facing the same issue.