Replacing Front Leveling Jacks on a 2013 Fleetwood Storm

[Fleetwood28]

Is anyone selling or know where I can purchase a set of front leveling jacks for a 2013 Fleetwood Storm?

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

Probably the best aftermarket leveling jacks are the Bigfoot brand from Quadra Mfg. You can get them through local dealers but a factory install from Bigfoot is recommended if possible.

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But you really should have front & rear levelers - not just front only.

 

[Kirk]

Why do you want only the front set of jacks? You need to have either 4 of them or a 3 jack set.

 

[Fleetwood28]

The rear leveling jacks are working fine only one of the front is leaking so I’m trying to replace both of them. That’s why I’m only looking for the front ones. Any help will be really appreciate it. Thank you.

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

In that case, I think you want a replacement jacks of the same make/model, so that the new jack(s) work with the existing pump & control system. What brand of jacks do you now have? HWH, EQ, etc? The brand & model will be on the leveler control panel.

 

[Larry N.]

he rear leveling jacks are working fine only one of the front is leaking so I’m trying to replace both of them.

I'd think it would be easier and less expensive to repair the leak than to replace two jacks. And Gary's comments must be heeded, too.

 

[Kirk]

Any help will be really appreciate it.

I agree with both Gary and with Larry. You can probably get the repair parts for the current jack that is leaking if it is a major brand. If you do replace one or two, as Gary pointed out, it won't work unless it is of the same make & model. For 2013 Fleetwood RVs, the leveling jack type depends on the specific model and whether it used a Power Gear or Equalizer system. It is pretty sure to be one of the two brands.

 

[8Muddypaws]

If it’s just leaks and/or seals it should be not to hard to fix. Even if it’s bent legs it’s still cheaper to repair or replace them than the whole system.

I held my Atwood Level Legs together for many years, repairing them myself, replacing them when I could find a leg on eBay.

I finally HAD to replace the whole system - $9,000 in California.

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

If you are in a farming region there is likely a hydraulics shop nearby that can rebuild almost any hydraulic jack cylinder.

 

[Ex-Calif]

If you are in a farming region there is likely a hydraulics shop nearby that can rebuild almost any hydraulic jack cylinder.

My town has fewer than 900 residents... and a hydraulic shop.