Lippert Electric Trailer Stabilizer Jack Stand
Lippert Electric Trailer Stabilizer Jack Stand
LCI's Power Stabilizer easily retract and extend with the flip of a switch.
Item #
90808
Special Order Item
No
Ships LTL Freight
No
5+ In Stock
$626.38
Description / Lippert Electric Trailer Stabilizer Jack Stand
After a long trip, cranking manual scissor jacks can be a long and strenuous process. LCI's Power Stabilizer easily retract and extend with the flip of a switch. In just a few minutes, the coach will be stable without having to break a sweat! Spend less time setting up camp and more time enjoying your vacation. LCI Power Stabilizer are an affordable way to upgrade to power leveling and easily bolt-on to your existing frame. Powder-coated heavy-gauge steel legs adjust to the terrain using just one motor.
Quick Facts
- Stabilizer automatically adjust to the terrain
- Better side-to-side prevention with improved braking system
- One motor independently controls both legs
- Heavy gauge steel construction
- Durable powder coat finish
- Affordable upgrade from manual scissor jacks
- Front and rear-mount applications
- Linc™ remote compatible
Quick Facts
- Stabilizer automatically adjust to the terrain
- Better side-to-side prevention with improved braking system
- One motor independently controls both legs
- Heavy gauge steel construction
- Durable powder coat finish
- Affordable upgrade from manual scissor jacks
- Front and rear-mount applications
- Linc™ remote compatible
More Information
| Item # | 90808 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lippert Components |
| Model | 298707 |
| Replaces | 347132 |
| Features | - Legs extend up to 30" - Heavy-gauge steel construction - NEW embossed legs add strength - Lighter than previous models - One motor independently controls both legs - Power-coat finish stands up to the elements - NEW patented technology, motor is 2x faster - Front and rear mounting applications available for maximum stability - Jacks automatically adjust to the terrain |
| Included | (1) Stabilizer Jack (1) Black Switch |
| Warranty | Limited 1 Year Warranty |
| Net Weight | 35 |
| Special Order Item | No |
| UPC | 848150004284 |
| LTL Freight | No |
Product Attachments
Customer Reviews
Price
5
Value
5
Quality
4
1-for-1 Replacement with Upgraded Motor
Review by
LouieH
This is a the best price for this rear stabilizer I've been able to find. It's an upgrade to Lippert's older 298707 kit. This one has a faster motor which lowers/raises the legs twice as fast.
Kit comes with required hardware, an auto-reset circuit breaker, a waterproof switch, and stickers. Also has plenty of cable to route to the switch. The only thing it doesn't come with are instructions, which dinged one star off for quality. Instructions can be downloaded from Lippert though.
The easiest ways to install...
New - not replacing old: Hook the switch up to a 12v source (I installed it permanently first), and then to the stabilizer with circuit breaker on the hot leg. Raise the stabilizer in place (using the switch). Route cable where you want it. Drill 3/8" holes for bolts into RV frame. Bolt on. Raise legs.
Replacing old one: Lower old stabilizer legs. Unbolt and lower it to the ground. Hook the switch up to a 12v source (I installed the switch permanently), and then to the stabilizer with the circuit breaker on the hot leg. Raise the stabilizer in place (using the switch). Route cable where you want it. Bolt new stabilizer to RV frame using original holes. Raise legs.
Kit comes with required hardware, an auto-reset circuit breaker, a waterproof switch, and stickers. Also has plenty of cable to route to the switch. The only thing it doesn't come with are instructions, which dinged one star off for quality. Instructions can be downloaded from Lippert though.
The easiest ways to install...
New - not replacing old: Hook the switch up to a 12v source (I installed it permanently first), and then to the stabilizer with circuit breaker on the hot leg. Raise the stabilizer in place (using the switch). Route cable where you want it. Drill 3/8" holes for bolts into RV frame. Bolt on. Raise legs.
Replacing old one: Lower old stabilizer legs. Unbolt and lower it to the ground. Hook the switch up to a 12v source (I installed the switch permanently), and then to the stabilizer with the circuit breaker on the hot leg. Raise the stabilizer in place (using the switch). Route cable where you want it. Bolt new stabilizer to RV frame using original holes. Raise legs.
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