When your stabilizer jack adjustment rod bends, strips, or goes missing, the entire corner jack system becomes useless. The Husky Towing 88152 is a direct-replacement adjustment rod designed for Husky-brand stabilizer jacks, getting your travel trailer, fifth wheel, or toy hauler back to solid, rattle-free leveling without replacing the whole jack assembly.
Stabilizer jack adjustment rods take a beating. Overtightening, road vibration, corrosion, and years of campground use can bend or strip the rod that controls jack height and clamping force. Rather than pulling and replacing an entire corner jack, the Husky 88152 rod swaps in directly and restores full functionality at a fraction of the effort.
At 31.5 inches in length and under two inches in diameter, this rod is sized to fit Husky's scissor-style and corner stabilizer jack systems commonly found on single-axle and tandem-axle travel trailers as well as fifth wheels. If you are running Husky-branded jacks and the hand-crank or motor drive rod has failed, this is the part to order.
Engineered specifically for Husky stabilizer jack assemblies, eliminating the guesswork of aftermarket fitment.
Correct length for Husky scissor and corner stabilizer jack models -- no cutting or modification needed in most applications.
Replaces bent, stripped, or missing rods to bring your stabilizer jack back to full clamping and height-adjustment function.
Replacing only the adjustment rod is faster and more economical than removing and replacing the entire jack unit.
The adjustment rod is the spine of a scissor or corner stabilizer jack. It threads through the jack mechanism, and as it rotates -- either by hand crank or an electric drill -- it drives the scissor arms or pad up and down. The rod also takes on lateral stress when the RV settles and shifts, which is why rod damage is one of the most common stabilizer jack failures.
With the 88152 installed, the jack can once again be raised and lowered with consistent, smooth travel. The rod engages the internal jack gear or nut evenly, preventing the sloppy slipping feel that comes from a bent or worn original part.
This adjustment rod is intended for use with Husky Towing stabilizer jack systems. Husky stabilizer jacks are installed on a wide range of production travel trailers and fifth wheels from major manufacturers including Forest River, Keystone, Jayco, Coachmen, and others. If your rig left the factory with Husky-branded corner or scissor stabilizer jacks, the 88152 is the correct replacement rod.
Replacing an adjustment rod on a Husky stabilizer jack is a task most RV owners can handle with basic mechanical ability. The general process involves lowering the jack fully to release tension, removing the retaining clips or end pins that hold the rod in place, sliding the old rod out, and inserting the new 88152 rod. End hardware should be inspected and reused if undamaged, or replaced as needed.