Truck Camper Jack Replacements for 1998 Big Foot Truck Camper

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I have a 1998 big foot 9.5 truck camper it has the type 1 motor head jacks all of but the right rear look good and run. but they dont seam to have any power. is there any thing to be done? also that right rear runs even slower and the corners were the screw go to hold the dust cover on top are broke. i think that is the main base plate that the motor fastens to? can i get parts or what thanks.

asked by: Doug G

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Your truck camper jacks are more than likely obsolete due to the age of your 1998 Big Foot truck camper. So unless they have been updated already you will need a new set of jacks.

You can replace them with a HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System # LC736514-ELKIT. This kit will allow you to operate each jack individually or control them all at once via the remote control.

You can also go with a HappiJac Manual Truck Camper Jack System # LC736514-4. To operate these you will need a Manual Crank Handle # LC182436

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The HappiJac Manual Truck Camper Jack System, #LC736515-4 has a shipping weight listed from the manufacturer of 119 lbs. with a portion of that weight obviously being packaging material.

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Answer 2

Yes, the Replacement Jack for HappiJac Truck Camper Jack System part #LC736514 (Model 4220) will fit your HappiJac Truck Camper Jack System Model 4150. If you need a new gearbox/motor then we have that as well, the Replacement Motor and Gear Head…

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Answer 3

The Swing Out Extension Brackets for HappiJac Truck Camper Jacks - Qty 2 #LC182496 will have 3.5 inches up to 4.5 inches depending on your camper brackets. This will be per side. Based on your photos it looks like you'll get about 3.5 inches per…

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Answer 4

With dually trucks I recommend the Swing Out Extension Brackets #LC182496 with the HappiJac Manual Truck Camper Jack System #LC736515-4. This is due to the Brophy Heavy Duty Cable Camper Jacks #CX74 having to sit under the lip of the camper. Since…

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Answer 5

Looking at pictures I found of the 2002 Lance 1121 it looks like it has HappiJac jacks on it. For the brackets you can use the Swing Out Extension Brackets for HappiJac Truck Camper Jack Systems #LC182496. The replacement legs will require more…

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Answer 6

Starting off with air bags I recommend getting the Firestone #F2400. Firestone air bags have the best construction and are the most reliable. These have 5,000 lbs of load-leveling capacity and come with a lifetime warranty on the air springs. If you…

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Answer 7

The clicking you described hearing on your Happijack 4150 System along with the fact that they aren't raising or lowering the camper might actually be the result of a weak power source. I first recommend simply checking to make sure that the…

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Answer 8

We have replacement legs for the HappiJack truck camper systems like the part #LC736515 which has 36-1/2 inches of lift and a 2,800 lb capacity as well as the #LC736514 which has 34-1/2 inches of lift and a 2,200 lb capacity but the legs themselves…

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Answer 9

The seal will push right on, but I would recommend using a few dots of adhesive to secure the seal in place. I would not recommend using a super glue, as it can melt plastics and weld things together. A few small dabs of silicone sealant would be…

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Answer 10

We do have an electric option available that may work for you. The HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System #LC736514-ELKIT will have a higher capacity of 8,800 pounds, but does only have 34-1/2 inches of lift. This will also include the mounting…

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