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.

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

it work great

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.

Using it for my lippert spare tire winch. My trailer had no handle to lower tire. The hole in the end fits over a 1/2 inch shaft with a pin in the shaft that goes into the slots in handle. Also fits some electric landing gears to crank manually if motor goes out

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.

Product arrived heavily scuffed but functional... fell out of the box when I picked it up. There was no packing material inside the box to minimize this damage. It's no wonder a steel pipe managed to break out of cardboard.

Fit like a glove on my 1991 Skyline Nomad 27 foot 5th wheel.