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Re: Breakdown Information
Jacks were made by Power Gear. FYI there was nothing in the jack cylinder that could have damaged the piston. Jack must have been assembled with damage at the factory. Carl gettinright wrote "What company made the Jacks?" in reply to msg from ch47pachydrem's msg: Posted: 02/05/08 03:48pm RV particulars: Holiday Rambler Endevor Driveline (Engine, Transmission): Cummings 400hp, Miles: 18,360 Year: 2006 Break Down Description: Failure of front leveling jack seal. Symptoms: Loss of hyd. oil Effect: No leveling ability Cause: Large gouge in jack piston, which damaged seal over time. The 1st owner had a similar failure when the coach was new and fixed under the warranty coverage. Outcome: Factory is replacing the jack with a new unit as it is still has warranty coverage.690Views0likes0CommentsRe: Breakdown Information
RV particulars: Holiday Rambler Endevor Driveline (Engine, Transmission): Cummings 400hp, Miles: 18,360 Year: 2006 Break Down Description: Failure of front leveling jack seal. Symptoms: Loss of hyd. oil Effect: No leveling ability Cause: Large gouge in jack piston, which damaged seal over time. The 1st owner had a similar failure when the coach was new and fixed under the warranty coverage. Outcome: Factory is replacing the jack with a new unit as it is still has warranty coverage. Update:Power Gear sent a "new" jack which was installed. When the QC inspector powered on the levelers the new jack promptly blew a seal. Now I am scheduled to return late in April to have another "new" jack installed. Lazydays has been great in the way they treat me. I just wish Power Gear would produce a fully functional product.689Views0likes0Comments
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