Lift System Parts
Jayco Pulley – Steel Bearing 1 1/4″
SKU: PA-JAYC0500129
$26.25
Part details
1 1/4" Steel Bearing Pulley for Jayco L&W Lift Systems
This is a replacement 1 1/4-inch steel bearing 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. They are used in several places, including on the floor-mounted spring tracks and in the various corner brackets that guide 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: Steel Bearing Pulley
- Diameter: 1 1/4 Inches
- 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, such as on the "Double Pulley with Bracket" and the "Spring Track". 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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