Manual Crank Handle for the JET-3755 Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack
Updated 09/05/2025 | Published 09/01/2025
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I have a stromberg carlson jet3755 installed by camping world in Ridgeland, SC. they did not provide the manual tool to raise the jack if the electric does not work. can you provide a part number and where we can buy one?
asked by: Bruce G
Expert Reply:
Hey Bruce!
Yeah, Camping World should have given you the manual crank tool for your Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack # JET-3755.
To get a replacement one (or just get one in your case) you need the Manual Crank # SC94VR.
Have you tried reaching out to them to see if they'd provide you with one?
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