Handles.....jacks and slide out....where to purchase?

filthy beast wrote:
Look at the sixth one down, might be what you are looking for.

jack handle

Yes, that's the one! This is for the rear stabilizer jacks

Now, I need one for the slide out and landing gear which both have a D shaped shaft where crank handle connects. I contacted and am awaiting a reply.

I have tried all over and cant find a handle with a D shaped socket end.

I may have to drill a hole through shaft near end, place a 2" pin through it, and use the handle for this type of shaft end (which I believe is the current/commonly used type).

Thoughts?

Adventure RV

Tweetys

Amazon Prime

E-Bay

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Look at the sixth one down, might be what you are looking for.

jack handle

See if one of these is what you need.

various crank handles

Baja Man wrote:
my bad...I edited my thread....the stabilizer jack is NOT the hex head type. It is the barrel hole with a hole on side of barrel.

I have the same setup. I use a large allen wrench in an electric drill.

my bad...I edited my thread....the stabilizer jack is NOT the hex head type. It is the barrel hole with a hole on side of barrel.

Good source to ID part numbers & purchase

Laurelhurst Distributors

Another good source to Id parts & purchase

PPL

Then there are these

RV Salvage

Baja Man wrote:
Hello--

Purchased a 1998 Jayco 243RKS and the handles are nowhere to be found.

I need one for the stabilizer jacks (it is the bolt head type, it is the round barrel with hole on side)

I also need one for the slide out and front electric jacks. These both appear to be the same type...the head of the shaft is D shaped.

I also need an awning rod.

Where can these be found? I have found the socket head type but the ones I need as described above?

Also, where do you order RV parts and supplies online? Things like plastic vent/water/exhaust vent fittings, Max Air rain/vent covers, replacement light lenses, etc.

Thanks

IIRC, my scissor jacks are 3/4" hex and I know more than a few people who simply use a standard (or deep) 3/4" socket on an extension chucked up into their cordless drill. On =my= FW, the front jacks use a manual crank handle with about a 1/2" diameter barrel-shaped "socket" on the end of it. That has a small pin across the center that engages into a slot on the motor shaft to turn it. I've contemplated buying another one, cutting it off for chucking up in my cordless, but I never have. My electric slide also uses a 3/4" hex on the motor for manual operation, but I don't think I've got enough room for a ratchet handle, so carry a combo wrench in my box, to be sure.

Check RV salvage yards, too.

Lyle

ScottG wrote:
Amazon is usually one of the best places to get all the little bits for RVing.

checked, no luck

Amazon is usually one of the best places to get all the little bits for RVing.