Looking For Replacement Motor For Jack

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I need a replacement motor for one of my jacks. I purchased these years ago and now one of them wont work unless I tap it with a hammer

asked by: Wade S

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Expert Reply:

Hey Wade, thanks for reaching out. We may have a replacement motor for your jack, but they are largely brand and model specific, so I'll need to know exactly which jack you have. That way we can be sure you are getting the right thing.

Do you know the brand and model number of your jack? Or the model number of the motor? A lot of time the motor itself will have a sticker showing the brand and model number. Shoot me that info when you get a chance and I'm happy to look into it and see if we have what you need.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Wade S.

5/8/2026

I'm sorry for the lack of information, I purchased the ultrafab dual 12,000 lb jacks.

Jesse M.

5/8/2026

@WadeS Ok gotcha! I did see you were looking at those I just wanted to make sure we were on the same page. We do have a replacement motor for the Ultra-Fab 12K jack. For that you'll need the following: - Replacement Motor Gear Assembly for Ultra-Fab Deluxe Fifth Wheel Landing Gear # UF17-750007-003

Earl H.

5/11/2026

I purchased this replacement motor in 2024. It mounted exactly as OEM on jack leg, It operated quietly and I would purchase this product again.

Jesse M.

5/11/2026

@EarlH Nice! Glad to hear the motor is working out. Hopefully you don't need to buy another one anytime soon! We are here for you if you need anything though.

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