Installing the Wiring on Lippert Power Stabilizer Jack

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I got my Lippert Components Power Stabilizer Trailer Jack today but there was no wiring diagram can you help thanks

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For your Lippert Components Power Stabilizer Trailer Jack # LC298707 the wiring is pretty simple. There are two wires that come out of the motor and they are both used as power or ground depending on the direction you want to turn the motor. To connect them to a switch, you will have power and ground to the switch and then extend or retract on the switch. Simply attach the two motor wires to the switch and reverse them if they are working the opposite way as labeled. I've attached the owners manual to assist. I've also attached the wiring diagram from Lippert to assist.

expert reply by: Jason S

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I have included a picture showing how the motor and switch wire up on the Lippert stabilizer jack #LC298707.

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I attached a picture that shows the install instructions for the Lippert Components High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack #LC298707 that you referenced and in it you'll notice a set distance isn't specified for where it has to install on…

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The JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers #LC191025 can be used with the Electric Stabilizer Jack Pad Adapter for JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kits - Qty 4 #LC314597 and each kit will work on two stabilizer…

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The Lippert Components High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack - 30" Lift #LC298707 does have a manual override mode in case the motors or battery have an issue. You will use a 5/16 inch socket if that is ever needed and I've attached the…

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I attached a picture that I got from Lippert that shows the wiring diagram for their stabilizer jacks like the part #LC298707.

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I believe you are referring to the Lippert Components High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack part #LC369774 that comes with the white switch part #LC144214. Lippert was not able to provide me a wiring diagram for the white switch but was able to give me…

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Let me begin by saying that trailer tires have a speed rating that can be as low as 65 mph. Check the sidewalls of your tires for the speed rating. Consistently exceeding the speed rating of the tire can shorten its life expectancy. Having tires that…

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Good question, I did some research on this. **Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack - Black Waterproof Switch Kit - 30" Lift #LC298707. The mounting locations on this unit are 68-11/16" from center-hole to center-hole. If you can get a…

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To replace your Lippert electric RV stabilizer I suggest their latest model #LC298707 which offers faster operation and lighter weight than many older models. This single-motor unit extends up to 30-inches and it should match the existing mounting…

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You will want to use a minimum of 10 gauge wire like #10-1-1 from the battery to the motor on the Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack #LC298707. I do not recommend running a front and rear stabilizer to the same power wire. Each wire uses a…

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Answer 11

Because the power leg is protected by a 20 amp circuit breaker, it's recommended that 12 gauge wire be used. I've provided a wiring diagram of the #LC298707 for you. You can see an install video by clicking the provided link.

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The Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack part #LC298707 would be an excellent replacement option for the now discontinued 337199 model. It does come with a new switch so you can either wire this up or reuse the existing, either way the switch…

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