What Left Rear and Right Rear Hydraulic Jacks do I Need for My Lippert Ground Control 3.0?

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My RV has a slippery 3.0 ground control hydraulic jacks. Both the back left and right rear jacks got bent. The SN on the back right is WD0320181205821I cant read the number on the other one. Can you tell me what I need to get to replace it?

asked by: Shawnda

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Hello Shawnda,

I am so sorry to hear that the back 2 Jacks on your Lippert 3.0 have bent.

For the back right you will want the Replacement 24-1/2" Right Rear Leg - Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric Leveling System # LC344792.

For the back left you will want the Replacement 24-1/2" Left Rear Leg - Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric Leveling System # LC305339.

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expert reply by: Kate F

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Shawnda

8/11/2025

Could we just purchase the jack without the motor? because my husband was able to get those off.

Kate F.

8/12/2025

@Shawnda I do not see that Lippert has them listed without the motors so I reached out to them via email to see if they have the jacks without the motors to see about getting them added to our site. I will let you know as soon as I hear back Shawnda.

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