Powergear Override Attachment

[Grsousa]

Does anyone know of a source for the manual override attachment (pictured here, attached to output shaft)?
As long as I'm replacing my slide-out motor, I may as well reposition the manual override to where I can actually get a wrench on it.

[Skip426]

Welcome to iRV2.

Power Gear was purchased by Lippert Components INC. ( LCI ) a number of years ago .
The part you're after should be on their web site and once you have a part number you can do a web search for other suppliers ; because LCI will not be the cheapest .

[Grsousa]

Originally Posted by Skip426

Welcome to iRV2.

Power Gear was purchased by Lippert Components INC. ( LCI ) a number of years ago .
The part you're after should be on their web site and once you have a part number you can do a web search for other suppliers ; because LCI will not be the cheapest .

Hey, thanks.
You would think so, but I called Lippert earlier today, and they said the attachment was an "aftermarket part".
I suppose I should call again (call twice, get different answers), but I was hoping for a more reliable source.

[US1]

Can always take an old socket or a nut that slips over the shaft and drill and pin it. Then you would be able use a ratchet.

[CLIFFTALL]

On my Fleetwood Bounder the manual override was on the drive shaft ( not the motor). It required a 3/4 socket. It required the motor brake to be released in order to operate it.
See attached photo.