power gear levelers seal kit for rebuild ?

angler wrote:
Sorry didn't read the brand. Your right HWH jacks

The BRACKETS are welded ON. You don't remove the brackets to remove an HWH cylinder. Doug

Those listed as non-rebuildable are most likely welded on both ends - no real way to take it apart and rebuild it. In those cases a good shop can machine open the one end, do the rebuild, then weld it back together. On a cylinder the size of a leveler it shouldn't take all that long either. Our shop often reworks/rewelds cylinders. You just need to find a shop with capable people.

Go to the PowerGear website....somewhere it has all the model hydraulic jacks listed by number.
Hopefully, your "bad" jack has the number on it (mine had a yellow tag). Some (like mine (maybe yours) are listed as "non-rebuildable". But it could be replaced by a newer model...listed as rebuildable. I couldn't find out why...no matter....I could not find a shop that would rebuild it anyway. Seemingly, all the "hydraulic shops" around me only sell hoses and fittings.
Contacting PowerGear by phone, they would not sell me a new one. Only "authorized" commercial places like an RVdealer or shop.
Long story short, called my RV dealer..he ordered it. Over $600. And I did the install. Bolt-on. And that's another story.

Sorry didn't read the brand. Your right HWH jacks

We sell hydraulic kits every day. Take it to your local hydraulic shop, they should be able to do a rebuild while you wait, assuming there isn't anything too out of the norm. It's just a cylinder.

angler wrote:
Had 3 rebuilt. About 1000 but they were still on the rv. They have to remove a weld and re weld from what I heard. Found a local hydraulic company work on them.

Interesting. You have a Tiffin. NEVER heard of Tiffin installing Powergear Jacks as OEM equipment. Doug(Tiffin dealer tech for 38 years)

mine are bolted on
this one is off, and in a storage bay

Had 3 rebuilt. About 1000 but they were still on the rv. They have to remove a weld and re weld from what I heard. Found a local hydraulic company work on them.

long bolt holds spring,
no stretching needed, got it..

thanks for the link
i meant separate the spring from the jack
can't find anyplace local who is willing to work on it
i have the jack removed from the RV