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Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 57" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2
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Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 57" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2
Part Number: CJ41
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Brophy Camper Jacks - CJ41
Highlights
- Loads and Unloads Your Camper Easily: Hand winches raise or lower each side smoothly for simple setup.
- 3,000 lb Combined Capacity: Supports heavy campers with steady, reliable lifting strength.
- 57" Max Lift Range: Gives you the height needed to clear truck beds and level your camper securely.
- No Permanent Install Needed: Portable tripod design sets up fast and stores in three easy pieces.
- Stays Stable on the Ground: Wide tripod bases and large footplates keep weight evenly distributed.
- Built to Resist Corrosion: Galvanized uprights and black powder coated parts stand up to weather.
Features to know about
Sets Up Fast Without Permanent Mounting: Portable Cable Jack Design
You don’t have to bolt anything to your camper to get a solid lift. This pair of Brophy cable jacks lets you load and unload quickly without permanent installation. Each one breaks down into 3 pieces for storage, so you can take them apart, stash them out of the way, and reassemble whenever you need them again. It’s simple, clean, and gets the job done anywhere you set up.
Gets the Height You Need: 17"–57" Lifting Range with Hand Winch Control
The sturdy hand winches make raising or lowering smooth and predictable. Each jack adjusts from 17" to 57" of lift, giving plenty of range for taller setups or uneven terrain. The 4:1 gear ratio helps you crank steadily without strain, while safety latches keep the cables from free-spooling as you go.
Holds Steady Under Load: Tripod Bases and L-Shaped Lift Brackets
When your camper’s in the air, stability matters most. The tripod bases evenly distribute up to 3,000 lbs of combined weight capacity for a steady hold. Large footplates help stop sinking or tilting on softer ground. The L-shaped lift brackets cradle both the bottom and sides of your camper to keep everything secure and balanced while lifting.
Built Tough for Real Use: Galvanized and Powder-Coated Steel Construction
Outdoor use can be hard on gear, but these jacks are built from steel that’s ready for it. The upright poles are galvanized for corrosion resistance, and the tripod bases and lift brackets are finished in black powder coat for extra durability. Strong aircraft-grade cables add reliability where it counts, helping you lift with confidence every time.
Specs
Quantity
- Quantity: 2 cable jacks
Dimensions
- Lifting range: 17" - 57"
- Overall height when assembled: 63"
- Lift bracket dimensions (each): 21-1/2" long x 2" wide x 2" tall
Weight and Capacity
- Combined weight capacity: 3,000 lbs
Mechanical Details
- Winch gear ratio: 4:1
Warranty
- Warranty: 1-Year limited warranty
Note
- Usage note: Always use these jacks in pairs on level ground. Not approved for commercial or rental use.
CJ41 C. R. Brophy Tripod Winch Jacks for Truck Campers and Camper Shells - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2
Customer Satisfaction Score:
89% were satisfied with this product
11% of customers were not satisfied
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Ratings & Reviews
4.3
370 reviews
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Michael
09/03/2026
My corner jack stands were getting a little scary. They had loosened up over the years. These brophy lifts were just the ticket, making things much easier and more stable. Took a little effort to find the center of gravity but once I got that things worked great. I have a 2000 Ford f250 and the height was a little short to lift the camper up all the way. Some wood block feet solved that probably.
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Brian
07/31/2022
"Box was badly damaged on arrival. I opened the box and discovered the lift tubes were not there. After contacting customer service they let me know the missing lift tubes were in separate shipment. Customer service was kind and very friendly and got the tracking number of the separate shipment. They gave me the new delivery date and said I could call anytime for updates. Everything came as it should be despite the boxes being pretty beat up. That's really the only reason for 4 instead of five stars. etrailer's dedication to customer service is far above industry standards in my opinion and would definitely recommend them for this alone. I'll post another update with the jacks in use."
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Tom
02/16/2022
5 stars! Love these jacks. They are strong, dependable and do the job. I was a bit nervous with balance point at first, but I built some super inexpensive stabilizers and now getting camper in and out is a breeze
Tom
2/17/2023
One year later and the jacks are still great. Easily lifts the camper. Easy to store between uses. Other options I looked at back when I bought these were much more expensive and I am very happy I got these.
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Brent S. Colo
07/01/2020
these pair of jacks are as good as i imagined. exactly what i needed to help me with lifting and stabalizing my truck pop up camper. easy to assemble and crank up and down with a great comfortable feeling that these jacks doing all the work.
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Milo
03/04/2025
Etrailer is consistently great, but quality control at Brophy is extremely poor and they unfortunately don't stand by their product.
The two main issues I encountered were (1) welded joints that are meant to be square that are more than 15 degrees out of square and (2) a soft steel is used in all of the winch components. When I attached the handle, the threads on the pin stripped. Yes, I tightened it firmly. No, I did not use excessive force. In addition to soft steel, that pin is flattened on two sides, so there aren't many threads remaining, and they supply a very thin nut, so it's only grabbing a couple threads.
I contacted Brophy directly and spoke with John, who (I'm still laughing) told me he's worked there 15 years and never heard of anyone stripping a bolt on the handle.
Then, after taking 24 hours to confer with his team, he abrogated responsibility and sent me a link where I can buy a replacement winch.
I understand that they use a supplier for the winch assembly, but a company with integrity would ensure that all aspects of their product work. They would use their leverage with their supplier to ensure quality control and get a different supplier if need be.
Anyway. The Brophy cable camper jack CJ41 is made cheaply and if you still decide to buy from Brophy, I hope you have a better experience than I did.
The two main issues I encountered were (1) welded joints that are meant to be square that are more than 15 degrees out of square and (2) a soft steel is used in all of the winch components. When I attached the handle, the threads on the pin stripped. Yes, I tightened it firmly. No, I did not use excessive force. In addition to soft steel, that pin is flattened on two sides, so there aren't many threads remaining, and they supply a very thin nut, so it's only grabbing a couple threads.
I contacted Brophy directly and spoke with John, who (I'm still laughing) told me he's worked there 15 years and never heard of anyone stripping a bolt on the handle.
Then, after taking 24 hours to confer with his team, he abrogated responsibility and sent me a link where I can buy a replacement winch.
I understand that they use a supplier for the winch assembly, but a company with integrity would ensure that all aspects of their product work. They would use their leverage with their supplier to ensure quality control and get a different supplier if need be.
Anyway. The Brophy cable camper jack CJ41 is made cheaply and if you still decide to buy from Brophy, I hope you have a better experience than I did.
Victoria H.
3/27/2025
Hi Milo, this doesn't sound like a good experience at all. Please let me try to help take care of this for you. There is a 1 year limited warranty on this. I'll make sure the information you'll need is sent to you.
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Terry
09/22/2025
They work good for me. Well made, no issues. I use them on an older cabover
camper that the old hydraulic jacks had failed.
camper that the old hydraulic jacks had failed.
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Jack
05/22/2019
Very satisfied with the camperstands & unique service rendered by etrailer.com...seriously if your needs are as minds was checked out. Thanks again & always thank a Veteran
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Michael
05/30/2023
These have to be one of the greatest purchases I have ever made. In the past I normally never leave reviews unless they are negative. But I received an email asking how I felt about these after one year. And yesterday used them again and was reminded how much help they are. I built a heavy dog box for my Polaris Ranger and it takes 2 men to struggle to get it on and off. With these jacks it is a 5 minute job by myself. Absolutely love them.
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Dave
09/15/2022
The package came fast. But it was halfway hanging out of the box's that it came in. I'm sure this has to do with the way the manufacturer packaged it. But everything was in the boxes still and its very heavy duty. So, no damage. It works well. I made a small pickup bed camper. It weighs 600#s, and these jacks lift it very easily. I made the gamble to purchase the shorter set of jacks. In reality they were too short for my Silverado 1500. The bed height is 36.5". But I made 2x6 and plywood bases to add 4" of height. The next size taller jacks were almost double the price when I purchased these. One thing to consider, the pickup camper NEEDS to be quite a bit wider that the truck. I'd say at least 10" wider. Otherwise, the jacks will be too close to the side of the truck. They are designed to angle away from the feet about 2" so the bottom is 2" closer to your wheels then where the lift is. I had to make a special attachment to the camper to use the lift to make it work. But it works well. And can be done with one person. It just takes some time. 2 is pretty fast lifting it. I keep the camper in the garage on wheels, so I have to lift it 35" or so. Then back under it.
Dave
9/17/2023
Im willing to bet these jacks will last a lifetime if kept in the garage. They still work as well as when I purchased them. Well worth the price
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Mike
01/22/2022
The Brophy Jacks allowed me to lower my camper onto flat dollys so that I could roll my camper into my standard size garage. Without the Brophh Jacks I would have had to pay for storage. I love my Brophy Jacks!
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Carol
12/11/2021
The Brophy camper jacks were just what I needed to lift my 1961 truck camper off my truck bed,they held the weight of my camper so that I could set it on a stable platform
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Anthony
01/24/2023
Excellent jacks. I used a set of these to replace the factory 3 jack setup on an older Jayco Sportster 7. 3 of these would probably be the safest setup but I use just 2 with no issues. The locking mechanism for upward/downward travel is very secure and I appreciate that the jacks can be partially disassembled which allows my to slide them alongside my camper in my Tacoma for storage when traveling.
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John
10/27/2021
I used it the next day after the cable jacks arrive. I had to adjust to the center of gravity on my truck camper. Worked perfectly. So glad not to have my old camper jacks mounted any more.
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Mark P.
08/21/2017
These are the best jacks to use when you don't want to put your Truck camper on and go!! No hassle, easy 3 piece design for storage. My fourwheel camper is 1000lbs and opted for the heavier duty ones, they are sturdy and do the Job just fine.
etrailer had the best price and shipping was amazingly fast.
Don't be fooled by all the pretenders on the net. I am still waiting for a return authorization from another company that I thought I was saving money from(wrong item and only 1 jack).
etrailer had the best price and shipping was amazingly fast.
Don't be fooled by all the pretenders on the net. I am still waiting for a return authorization from another company that I thought I was saving money from(wrong item and only 1 jack).
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Evan
03/31/2022
These jacks are simple and easy to use. Like others have said it's a little nerve racking the 1st time but they work so good you kind of forget how much weight your lifting or letting down. I only used the loader as a safety backup and didn't have to touch the camper with it. Shipping was fast with great customer response. Will defiantly be back thanks.
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Dionisio
03/18/2020
I ordered the CJ41 camper jack lift system and truck bed rail tie downs and both work as shown in your video. Very pleased with both items. Michayla was a pleasure to talk with and very helpful in ordering my items. Thank you and you will be getting more of my business.
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Thomas M
01/24/2017
I bought the camper jack to use on a very large,heavy overhead camper and am really satisfied with the strength and stability of the jack.
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Rudolph
04/27/2022
I need the little springs that hold the stop for cranking up or down.
Sierra K.
5/5/2022
The manufacturer has requested to talk to you about which piece you need. We will email you.
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Jeffrey
08/28/2021
I love them super easy to use one man operation here.the. crank locks as you crank it up to keep it from dropping. Best thing I've bought for my camping needs.
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Jason
11/09/2017
Works well, stores well, although I feel you should use 2 sets (4 total) for greater stability on larger / heavier items. Could also use an additional foot in height to get a bit more clearance for larger trucks.
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Robert
07/07/2021
Etrsiker is a good and very reliable company. Some times they don’t have your part in but they ship it out as soon as they get it. Thank you for being there for all of us. If you need a part Etrailer is to go.
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Edward
06/18/2024
These jacks let me get my home made camper off my truck and close to the ground for storage at a price i could live with.
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Greg
05/22/2023
Arrived in Alaska within a week in good shape! Did have to pay extra for shipping but that is standard for heavy items up here.
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Dale
08/22/2022
Prompt replacement handle!
Way to go! Will keep you in
mind for future purchases!
Way to go! Will keep you in
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Brian
8/5/2023
After a year of use the jacks are absolutely perfect for lifting my 1968 Alaskan NCO Camper. Easy to use and easy to set up. Etrailer is the best source for camper needs hands down.