Lift System Parts
Jayco Pulley, Single
SKU: PA-JAYC0150219
$15.75
Part details
Single Replacement Pulley for Jayco L&W Lift Systems
This is a replacement single steel pulley for various locations within the Jayco L&W lift system. These pulleys are essential for the smooth, low-friction operation of the lift cables. The L&W repair manual and system diagram show that single pulleys are used in several places, including on the floor-mounted spring tracks, in the curved corner brackets, and as wall-mounted guides that route the cables through the camper body.
A worn-out or seized pulley can cause grinding noises, create excessive drag in the system, and will quickly fray and destroy the lift cables. Replacing a faulty pulley is critical to protecting your cables and ensuring the lift system is easy to operate.
Product Details:
- Type: Single Steel Pulley
- Function: Guides the 3/32" lift cables and the main 3/16" cable throughout the L&W lift system.
- Compatibility: For Jayco campers using the L&W lift system.
- Sold Individually.
Installation Note: The L&W repair manual provides instructions for replacing pulleys in various locations. Please refer to the manual for your specific application.
Installation: Replacing an L&W Pulley / Pulley Bracket
Safety: Prop the roof with solid supports before servicing. After any repair, raise and lower the roof several times and confirm the door seats properly.
- Raise the roof and brace it securely.
- Crank the winch down 4–5 turns.
- Remove the bolts from the pulley track (pulley brackets are on the sidewall and floor in the opposite corner from the winch).
- Break the pin weld on the bracket and pry it apart: drill through the bracket from the backside to remove the weld area, or split the two metal pieces with a chisel.
- Remove the cables from the pulley, noting whether they ride on the top or bottom side of the pulley.
- Break the pin weld on the new bracket (drill from the backside) and place the cables back in the same position.
- The new bracket does not need to be welded; a bolt will hold it once it is back in place.
- Reverse the previous steps. Make sure the cables do not rub on the wheel well, then adjust the final roof height.
Full guide with diagrams, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting: L&W Lift System Guide.
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