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Source for HWH R2365 springs ??

JoeH
Explorer III
Explorer III
It's been over 2 years and HWH still doesn't have the springs in stock.
Anyone have a source for R2365 spring kits ? I've been using the trusty 2x4 to raise the jacks the last couple of inches when needed, but would like to replace the springs so I can retire the 2x4 !!!
Joe
2013 Dutch Star 4338- all electric
Toad is 2015 F-150 with bikes,kayaks and Harley aboard
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dougrainer
Nomad
Nomad
You can get new springs, but that will NOT fix your problem. HWH jack cylinders can easily be fully retracted with your hand without springs. Your problem is, you need the cylinders either rebuilt or replaced. The inner seals are defective causing the lack of full retraction. Doug (working on HWH systems for 35 years)

PS. your 2013 has the newest updated springs from HWH.

MS_Rambler
Explorer
Explorer
JoeH,
I have not verified but Visone RV supposedly has the HWH R2365 springs in stock for $89.99 plus shipping. Phone number is 606-843-9889.
Good Luck!

Fulltimers
Explorer
Explorer
I wipe mine down once in a while with a paper towel sprayed with WD-40. I also got springs from either Amazon or Ebay...Don't remember which.
Fulltimers
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2003 Rexhall Aerbus 3550BSL
W-22 Workhorse
2005 Saturn Vue (Mr. Toad)
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ArchHoagland
Explorer
Explorer
Have you sprayed WD40 on the jacks?

I spray mine about twice a year.
2004 Monaco La Palma 36DBD
Workhorse W22 8.1 Gas Allison 1000, 7.1 mpg

2000 LEXUS RX300 FWD 22MPG 4020 LBS
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dougrainer
Nomad
Nomad
Look at the springs. IF they are tapered at both ends, your springs are fine. HWH jack cylinders can easily be fully retracted by just using your hand and pushing up. IF you have to use Boards or a lever to get the cylinder completely up that last few inches, your internal seals on the offending jacks are the problem. Either send in to HWH for rebuild or order rebuilt cylinders from HWH if they have them in stock. Some local Hydraulic shops may be able to rebuild also. Doug