When your RV slide-out motor loses power or your electric landing gear stops responding, this Lippert manual crank handle puts you back in control. Ready to use straight out of the box, it fits most Lippert slide-out assemblies and landing gear systems -- a simple but essential tool for any RV owner who wants to be prepared on the road or at the campsite.
The Lippert 119226 Crank Handle is engineered to work with most Lippert-manufactured manual slide-out assemblies and electric-over-manual landing gear systems. The T-connection end engages the crank socket found on compatible Lippert mechanisms, giving you enough leverage to extend or retract slides and raise or lower jacks without any power source.
At just under 30 inches long and weighing 4 lbs., this handle provides solid mechanical advantage without being unwieldy. No tools, no assembly -- just grab it from storage and get to work. Every RV running Lippert slides or landing gear should have one on board.
Engages standard Lippert crank sockets on slide-out and landing gear assemblies for a secure, slip-resistant grip during operation.
Arrives ready to use. Pull it from your storage bay, insert it into the crank socket, and operate your slide or gear immediately.
Manually retract or extend slides and raise or lower landing gear during a power outage, dead battery, or motor failure -- essential roadside insurance.
Backed by Lippert's limited 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Designed to work with most Lippert slide-out assemblies and landing gear systems that include a manual crank override socket. Compatible with many Lippert-equipped fifth wheels, travel trailers, and motorhomes. Check your slide-out or landing gear model to confirm the manual crank socket is present before ordering.
Not all Lippert slide-out systems include a manual crank override socket. Some fully electric models do not have a manual input point. Verify your slide-out or landing gear model supports manual crank operation before relying on this handle as an emergency backup.
Store this handle in an easily accessible compartment -- not buried under gear. In an emergency, you want to find it in seconds, not minutes. A dedicated hook or strap mount in a front or side bay works well for most RVs.