Stop wrestling with a dead stabilizer jack. The Lippert 138445 is the factory-matched replacement motor for Lippert standard electric stabilizer jacks, restoring full powered operation on your travel trailer or 5th wheel without modification or fabrication. Drop it in where the original came out.
When an electric stabilizer jack motor fails, the entire corner of your rig loses powered deployment and retraction -- leaving you cranking by hand or unable to level at all. The Lippert 138445 Klauber C-800 motor is the direct OEM-style replacement that puts you back in control.
This motor is built to the same specifications as the unit it replaces, with a rubberized outer casing that resists moisture infiltration and a durable protective finish that stands up to road grime, mud splash, and repeated outdoor exposure. Install it with the same mounting hardware from your original motor and get back to enjoying push-button stabilization.
Engineered to match Lippert standard electric stabilizer jack geometry. No adapters, no modification -- bolt in and run.
Rubberized outer shell seals the motor body against water infiltration, trail dust, and road grime common under RV chassis.
Corrosion-resistant exterior finish extends service life even when exposed to wet-weather camping and road-spray conditions.
Cross-listed as NBK Parts number 20562 -- makes sourcing and warranty cross-referencing straightforward for dealers and DIYers alike.
The Klauber C-800 is the motor assembly used inside Lippert's standard (non-leveling-system) electric stabilizer jacks -- the corner jacks common on travel trailers and 5th wheels that deploy and retract via a 12V switch rather than an automatic leveling controller. These motors drive the internal lead screw that extends and retracts the jack foot.
Over time and with seasonal use, these motors can develop brush wear, commutator corrosion, or winding failures, especially on rigs that see frequent setup cycles or wet-climate camping. Replacing just the motor is far more economical than replacing the entire jack assembly.
This motor fits Lippert standard electric power stabilizer jacks -- the type controlled directly by a rocker switch at each jack or from a single coach switch panel. It is not designed for Lippert's auto-leveling or Bigfoot hydraulic systems, which use separate actuator and pump motor assemblies.
Replacement is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic 12V electrical work and hand tools. The general process: