Hi there David; we do have truck camper jacks that can work for your F-250 with a lift and large tires. What you can use are camper jacks from Brophy, which have a 17" to 67" lift range, which is the highest possible lift height. There are a couple options depending on the weight of your camper.
- 3,000 lb Capacity: Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height # CJ74
- 4,000 lb Capacity: Brophy Heavy Duty Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height # CX74 view full answer...
Hi David,
The HappiJac Extender Bracket for Dual Wheel Chassis Truck Camper Jacks # HJ54FR is designed to hold more weight than the jacks that it works with so it's only rated up to the jack's capacity by the manufacturer. It's actual capacity is most likely quite a bit more, it just hasn't been tested.
As long as you're following the usage instructions for the jack system you should have no issues. view full answer...
For your Coleman Pop-Up Camper, I recommend the etrailer Scissor Jacks with Handle # TJSCHD-24. The scissor jacks provide more stability than a single leg jack. They come with the handle and are easier to adjust than the single leg jacks.
If you prefer the single leg jacks I would go with Stallion Stabilizer Jacks - 7" Drop Leg Travel - 22-1/4" - Qty 2
Item # 288-01892-2 which offer a 1000lb weight capacity so they should be more than capable of handling the weight of the trailer. view full answer...
Hi Marsha; the part number you listed is a replacement circuit board for the HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jacks # LC736514-ELKIT and # LC736515-ELKIT, so I believe you are looking for the manual crank for those systems. If so, all you need is one of the following:
- Manual Crank for HappiJac Truck Camper Jack Systems - 4" Long Shaft # LC182436 or 8" Long Shaft # LC1824362 view full answer...
You can use the Round Swivel Marine Jack w/ Wheel # MJ-1500B for your tear camper. This fits trailers with a frame height from 2" to 4" and has a capacity of 1,500 lbs. It has a bracket height of 13" when retracted and 24" when extended which means an 11" lift. This has a bolt-on installation so no welding is required. view full answer...
Hey Nick,
That is a very interesting jack you have there, and we don't have any type of direct replacement, so I think the best thing to do is get a swivel jack that welds onto the side of your trailer. such as the Fulton Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack # FTJ120W0301.
This has a 13" bracket height and 10" of lift; I'm not sure if that's the amount you need, so I've added a link below to our entire line of swivel jacks for you in case you need a different amount of travel. view full answer...
Thanks for sending in the pictures of your trailer.
The Dutton-Lainson Pull Pin, Easy Swivel Trailer Jack, # DL22457, that you mentioned will fit a 2 inch by 2 inch frame but I think that I may have a better option for your trailer. Take a look at the Xtreme Off-Road Ratcheting Trailer Jack # ORJW1SU. This jack has a large wheel and a ratcheting handle which make is easy to maneuver. The jack is also easily removable, so you could store it in your toolbox, you would just have to move... view full answer...
Because you are using the TorkLift Front # TLD2140 and Rear # TLD3113 frame mounted Tie-Downs you are going to want to use their Turnbuckles # TLS9529-2-LK. This is due to the length of them as the Happy Jack # LC182898 have shorter turnbuckles due to them using a bed mounted front anchor. The TorkLift Turnbuckles # TLS9529-2-LK come with locks as well to protect your investment. view full answer...
To verify the correct replacement jack for your Keystone Montana I need to know the part number of your jack since there is no way to look up the parts installed on your camper. The Jack # LC63ED you found is for a rear/middle jack. We do have similar jacks like the Landing Gear Lead Leg # LC83ED which is typically found on the front drivers side corner. If you can provide me with the information on your jack I can verify the current correct part number as it has likely been changed due... view full answer...
John, this has come up in the past and Stromberg Carlson has verified in the past that the Replacement Lead Leg for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear # LG-177202 for the lead leg and # LG-177201 for the follow leg is what you'd need. view full answer...
Hi Carlos; thanks for the photo and that's a smart question, but your trailer frame running front to back won't make a difference in the effectiveness of the Stabilizer Jacks # TJ01RT-HD.
They can absolutely still be used on your Geo Pro G15TB with that frame configuration to help stabilize your trailer. view full answer...
There isn't a replacement wheel we can offer for an AL-KO jack; the best we can do is a new jack, and I assume that is an A-frame jack. For one with a wheel use A-Frame Trailer Jack with Caster Wheel # DL74MR, which is a 1,000 lb capacity jack.
If that's not right I have added a link to our entire selection of jacks for you. view full answer...
I took these steps from the instructions for the Replacement Remote Control for HappiJac Electric Camper Jack Systems item # LC723915.
1. To initialize the remote, press buttons 5 and 6 — the Down and Up buttons (Fig. 1) — at the same
time. The status indicator light on the remote will turn green.
2. Press the ACC. IN and ACC. OUT buttons (Fig. 1) simultaneously to activate the receiver
If this doesn't work it says to attach the Replacement Remote Cable item # LC149557 you referenced... view full answer...
The black wire at the top of the Replacement Circuit Board for HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack Systems # LC733513 is the antenna wire, not the ground wire. If it's broken off, then you'll need to replace the entire circuit board because this wire isn't replaceable. view full answer...
If you're talking about having a trailer jack with a wheel to easily maneuver your trailer around when parking and coupling then I recommend the etrailer Round Swivel Marine Jack w/ Wheel # MJ-1206B. This trailer jack has a bolt-on installation that works with frames 2" to 4" tall. It has a 1,000lb capacity so it's well over the tongue weight of your 2006 StarCraft pop-up camper. It has 10" of travel to help make coupling to your Nissan Pathfinder easier.
To add brakes to the trailer... view full answer...
The etrailer brand # EJ-3527-BBX is equipped with a 7-way plug that technically can be plugged into the 7-way trailer connector on your 2020 Ford F-150, but it will not function due to the "intelligent" towing package these come with now. This makes your towing functions only operate when your truck detects a trailer with electric brakes.
This being said, your best bet would be to install a battery on the trailer and run a powered jack from that. The etrailer # EJ-3520-BBX jack is designed... view full answer...
Hey William, yeah the Ultra Fab landing gear jacks part # UF17-943010 are a really nice landing gear option but the only thing is the mounting brackets are a little different than most so worst case scenario you might have to have them moved on your camper. view full answer...
The only way to know for absolute certainty what gears you need for your 2007 Rockwood Signature Ultra Lite is to know the exact system you currently have. Manufacturers like Forest River who manufactured your RV did not keep track of all the components they used on every camper and would often switch parts during a model years production if they ran out of supply or switched to a different manufacturer for that particular component. Also as the trailer is 17 years old now the parts could... view full answer...
Hey Jake, based on your axle diameter it sounds like you have a 2,000 lb axle on your camper so for a replacement leaf spring you'd want the part # 072-017-00 but the problem is this is too short for what you mentioned. We don't have anything that's long enough so your best option would be to weld on new hangers like with the part # DX54CR. view full answer...
It sounds like you're saying it is hooked up to power but it doesn't have the ability to raise the trailer. This could be the batteries or a problem with the wiring. It is probably getting power, it just may not be enough to lift the trailer. I would start by checking the wire running to the jack using a circuit tester like # PTW2993. You could also double check the trailer batteries.
If you find it has 12V power and still isn't working it may be that the motor is giving out. It would... view full answer...
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