How to Lubricate Powered A Frame Jack without Grease Fitting

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I have a LCI Power Jack model number 1817941 and I cant find where to lubricate it. Its four years old and is getting louder each time I use it. I also need a new manual over ride plug. Thank You in advance

asked by: Scott

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Expert Reply:

With powered jacks that don't have lube points like your Lippert our manufacturers have recommended turning the jack upside down and spraying lithium grease down into the leg of the jack to try and soak all of the moving parts.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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