HWH Parts

[contrarymary]

We have a leaking jack and I wondered where the best place (best price) would be to boy a replacement jack. We are in the Tucson , Az. area

[Steve Ownby]

Call HWH & they will ship one.

[ga traveler]

Several of my customers took their jacks to a hyd. jack rebuilders. They said it was much cheaper and none reported any problems with the rebuild.

[HabitatGuy]

Originally Posted by ga traveler

Several of my customers took their jacks to a hyd. jack rebuilders. They said it was much cheaper and none reported any problems with the rebuild.

I agree with ga traveler. The cylinder and piston assembly is really a simple assembly. Any hydraulic shop should be able to repair your jack in short order. My son runs a hydraulic repair and supply shop but unfortunately for you it is in Indianapolis. Good luck.

[Pirate]

Over the years between this site and RV.NET I don't recall anyone ever really having great success at rebuilding HWH jacks. From what I recall, they have to be cut apart and then rewelded. I suppose a really good shop may take the time and be able to repair one but for any typical hydraulic shop, I am not so sure. Perhaps that is why the majority of comments I read recommend folks just purchase a new cylinder from HWH. I really wish there was any "easy" fix that any shop could handle but I just haven't read about it yet.

[azpete]

try lances rv repair 1-520-229-9187. he can handle the whole thing, or if you just need the part, go to camping world. they can also order it.
hwh also gives a one year warranty on their parts. local shops usually dont. thats not saying they cant or dont do a excellent job. almost all do. its just not a national warranty like hwh's. you need to ask.
order a reman cylinder. if hwh has one in stock, they are cheaper, and carry the same warranty as new. or email them for a return number, and send in your cylinder to be rebuilt. again, a years warranty on the cylinder.