Stabilizer crank down bolt

[stevejd235]

On the 29HFS, is it the standard 3/4 size? Need to order some things on Amazon and might as well combine some orders.

[OldCoot]

Don't know exactly what you are referring to, but most stabilizer jacks use a left and right Acme thread which is not readily available.

[stevejd235]

Sorry for the lack of clarification. Just wanted to confirm that a 3/4 socket is the right size for the crank down. I like to use my cordless drill to lower & raise the stabilizers. Not looking to replace anything. Just getting a new socket for the TH.
Thanks...

[WolfWhistle]

Originally Posted by stevejd235

Sorry for the lack of clarification. Just wanted to confirm that a 3/4 socket is the right size for the crank down. I like to use my cordless drill to lower & raise the stabilizers. Not looking to replace anything. Just getting a new socket for the TH.
Thanks...

Its 3/4" on mine S. I use my 18V drill (not the driver) with 3/8" drive adapter; found 2 in my toolbox.

[stevejd235]

Originally Posted by WolfWhistle

Its 3/4" on mine S. I use my 18V drill (not the driver) with 3/8" drive adapter; found 2 in my toolbox.

Perfect. I have an old 14.4V that is just collecting dust since I went with the 18V sometime ago. This can be it's new home.

[WolfWhistle]

Originally Posted by stevejd235

Perfect. I have an old 14.4V that is just collecting dust since I went with the 18V sometime ago. This can be it's new home.

Almost any drill will work, if the bat'ree is good. Manually cranking isn't all that bad anyhew.

[stevejd235]

Originally Posted by WolfWhistle

Almost any drill will work, if the bat'ree is good. Manually cranking isn't all that bad anyhew.

Yep, manually cranked for years. I just have the 14.4V collecting dust, so I can make it a full-time RV'er...