Lipper Electric Stabilizing Jacks - Problem
Well the first major problem with the new trailer is the rear Lippert electric stabilizing jack. On our trip to Florida, it went down one night but would not retract the next morning. Not manually ...
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My rear motor seized, too. I had lubed the screw (my mistake)and the dust stuck. OK, when I went to manually raise them, the spring roll pin sheared. I took the unit off and went to town for $.30 part. The motor is held on by allen head cap screws, so you have to have the correct socket, which I had. You need a pin punch for the pin, which I don't have and used a cut off and filed nail .
The local RV dealer had a motor, which he didn't know what it was for, so I got a good deal.
The local RV dealer had a motor, which he didn't know what it was for, so I got a good deal.
