Kwikee 909772000 Conversion 379769 Lippert Review

Tried several RV repair shops, all quoted Sorry no luck, Kwikee didn't show a direct replacement for mechanical or black box controllers. I checked out Revain and tried their list of motors, linkages and controls to not find a part (cost wise) if I could find one. Everyone suggested biting the bullet and replacing the footpegs with a new block as I have a 1999 bus. I order a step rod kit and Osa is pleasantly surprised that it fits the individual 28 series step fittings. Installed in 30…

This is the second time I order this part and the second time it comes with the wrong switching link. The transmission linkage is supposed to be a "B" linkage, but I keep getting "C" linkage gearing. Revain needs to review its inventory to determine why this issue is occurring. This kit is intended to be a replacement kit for repairing the Kwikee "B" lever stage system. The correct Lippert Components part number (379769) is listed on the outer box. The Revain picture shows a "B" linkage gearbox

The connection to my RV stairs suddenly broke one day and the stairs stopped working; This kit was inexpensive and only took a few minutes to install. The overlay from the kit didn't fit my stepper motor, it was thinner but the old cover was still good. My stage lasted 10 years and when I disassembled it I also re-greased the gears. I rotated the gears to a new position in case the ten-year-old finish wore off; should last another ten years. Moving the gears to a new position does not affect…

, le cosplay la letra B que es el bracito corto. la pieza with the letter A, es de brazo largo, nos quivocamos en la primera orden y tuvimos que cambiarlo, pero fue por error nuestro. recomiendo este producto. Realmente cuando los fabricantes cambian los números de parte, se hase muy difícil encontrar entonces el correcto, a la hora de reemplazar y este es el caso de Lippert, ellos compraron Kwikee y ahora todas la partes tienen nomenclatura nueva,en fin,nos toca hacer many studies par dar con…

This was the perfect fix for a broken electric foot peg lever in my 1999 Holiday Rambler RV. For a fraction of the cost of a workshop. It took me less than 30 minutes to remove the old part and just put this back on. I used Homer's plastic bucket to push the steps out while I worked on what kept them in a safe place and positioned them to reinstall the pin on the end of the arm. Budda Bing, we're back in business. Pay close attention to the design/configuration of the lever to get the correct…