HWH no Numbers on the Jack`s

[Chief Wolle]

As already mentioned during my introduction, I had problems with my HWH leveling, Winnebago hazt referred me to the colleagues at HWH, no response from the request at HWH. The 200 series system is built into the Chieftain. At the rear right, the jack can only be raised with great force. Unfortunately, the badge with the number on the Jacks was overlaid over the years. Who can help me to locate the correct number of the Jack's for my diesel pusher. Here is the vin of the vehicle 4UZHXFBC9XCF28801 Model WKL36L Greetings from Germany

[creativepart]

Hello and welcome,

I don’t have an answer for your Jack problem, but I do know that the hydraulic jacks are pretty common in their construction. If you remove the Jack and find a hydraulic shop near you, the kind that work on industrial hydraulic equipment, they usually can rebuild the Jack. And probably for a fraction of the cost of buying a new Jack.

The unknown is if you can find seals and rebuild parts in Germany, but I’d guess a capable German hydraulic shop can figure it out.

One more thing, the jacks are the same all around the RV. If the part numbers aren’t visible on the non-functioning Jack they might be on one of the others.

[cbeierl]

Take a look at page 18 of the Parts Catalog for your coach. That should give your the HWH part numbers for your jacks and other components of the leveling system.

[Chief Wolle]

Originally Posted by creativepart

Hello and welcome,

I don’t have an answer for your Jack problem, but I do know that the hydraulic jacks are pretty common in their construction. If you remove the Jack and find a hydraulic shop near you, the kind that work on industrial hydraulic equipment, they usually can rebuild the Jack. And probably for a fraction of the cost of buying a new Jack.

The unknown is if you can find seals and rebuild parts in Germany, but I’d guess a capable German hydraulic shop can figure it out.

One more thing, the jacks are the same all around the RV. If the part numbers aren’t visible on the non-functioning Jack they might be on one of the others.

Unfortunately, repairs are not possible here, two shops have already declined!
Thanks Wolle

[Chief Wolle]

Originally Posted by cbeierl

Take a look at page 18 of the Parts Catalog for your coach. That should give your the HWH part numbers for your jacks and other components of the leveling system.

Hallo Chris

Thanks


but tis is guide is only for Ford and GM not for Freightliner Pusher unfortunately for WFL36L
I was looking for exactly this list from Winnebago, unfortunately I cannot open it for my WKL36L here at Winnebago Best regards
But I just opened your link and swapped WFL36L for WKL36 perfectly.
it running

[cbeierl]

Originally Posted by cbeierl

Take a look at page 18 of the Parts Catalog for your coach. That should give your the HWH part numbers for your jacks and other components of the leveling system.

My goof--sorry! Here's the correct one for your WKL coach: Parts Catalog (page 14).

[jerichorick]

Originally Posted by Chief Wolle

Hallo Chris

Thanks


but tis is guide is only for Ford and GM not for Freightliner Pusher unfortunately for WFL36L
I was looking for exactly this list from Winnebago, unfortunately I cannot open it for my WKL36L here at Winnebago Best regards
But I just opened your link and swapped WFL36L for WKL36 perfectly.
it running

HWH is very slow at providing parts or support. These folks have always served me well with HWH questions and parts: HWH Replacement Parts - Stuart's Services
If you can't find the jack locally you could get it shipped from them. I have no idea how much shipping would be. These things are a bit hefty.