Lippert Electric Travel Trailer Stabilizers and 5th Wheel Landing Gear Jacks

This handle works perfect for our Heartland Fifth wheel slide outs. The handle fits right for the rod and pin connection that operates the manual slide out function. The handle is exactly as shown and is much thicker and stout then expected.

Great wrench to replace the one that should have came with the camper.

I ordered this after not being able to find the one that came with camper. It is tall but does the trick of manually cranking front footer up or down perfectly. I especially like that is is taller than the one that came with camper as it will not be lost or forgotten. I stand at 5’1” and was able to use it without difficulty.

Worked as it should, nice replacement that is easy to use

The front motorized Lippert stabilizers on my travel trailer failed while on a camping trip. The motor’s shaft connection to the stabilizer jack screw is what failed, so all I needed was a matching stabilizer jack manual crank to lower or raise the stabilizers manually. Only the folks who sold me the trailer never included the manual jack crank. The Lippert jack screw has a non-standard socket connection so a common lug nut type crank won’t work. This replacement Lippert manual crank works perfectly. Dropped the stabilizer for winter storage, and it took less than two minutes, and very little effort. I’ll use the hand crank until I can get somebody to fix the motor shaft connection, then keep it as a backup. Gave it four stars only because it did not exceed expectations. Did exactly what I asked it to do.

Well as we closed up and got ready to head home the electric psx1 stabilizers wouldn't raise. No big deal figured I'd dig the manual crank out of the storage compartment. Oh no no no camper didn't come with one. Walked around and found a camper with the same stabilizers. He said he was in the same boat and had to buy one. Only takes about 10 seconds and this raises them from near full extension. Not worth the money to replace the motor.

I bought this to use on my spare tire winch on my travel trailer. My trailer came with only 1 spare tire but since it is dual axle I decided to add another spare tire. I didn't want the tires on the rear bumper so I mounted them underneath the trailer. Hence the purchase of manual crank handle. In the location where I mounted my spare tires, I can use this to raise or lower them without getting on the ground or underneath the trailer. It works great for my application with only a slight cutting modification required. I only wish the long part was just a few inches longer but since I am using it for something it wasn't designed for I guess I shouldn't complain. Overall it works great for my application. I have no idea how well it works for its designed application but since it works for mine I would assume it would be great however its used. Overall I would recommend its purchase to others.

A few months ago my wife and I bought a new Forest River RV. Upon getting it home however we discovered that the rear electric stabilizers wouldn't work, so we looked in the storage compartment for the manual over ride handle, but with no success. We called the dealer and were told that these handles were not available at that time and they would get us one as soon as possible. It's been about 4 months now and even after several calls back to the dealer, we're still getting the same answer- "not available at this time" So obviously I got tired of hearing that story, and looked at the brand of the stabilizers which is Lippert. So onto the good old inderweb and low and behold, what to my wondering eyes should appear, but Lippert jack handles and they are right here" on Amazon. I think the dealer and I will be having words about this. Thanks for the prompt shipping and fair pricing.