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

Baja_Man
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Hello--

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

I need one for the stabilizer jacks (it is NOT 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
2023 GMC, 3500HD, Crew Cab, 6.6L Gas/6 Speed Auto, 4X4, Standard Bed; SRW
2011 Outback 250RS - Anniversary Edition
Equal-i-zer 10K
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Baja_Man
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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?
2023 GMC, 3500HD, Crew Cab, 6.6L Gas/6 Speed Auto, 4X4, Standard Bed; SRW
2011 Outback 250RS - Anniversary Edition
Equal-i-zer 10K

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

jack handle
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BB_TX
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See if one of these is what you need.

various crank handles

ralphnjoann
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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.

Baja_Man
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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.
2023 GMC, 3500HD, Crew Cab, 6.6L Gas/6 Speed Auto, 4X4, Standard Bed; SRW
2011 Outback 250RS - Anniversary Edition
Equal-i-zer 10K

Old-Biscuit
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Another good source to Id parts & purchase

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Then there are these

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laknox
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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.

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

checked, no luck
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2011 Outback 250RS - Anniversary Edition
Equal-i-zer 10K

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