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Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2
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Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2

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Easily load or unload your truck camper with this pair of sturdy cable jacks. Portable design does not require permanent installation. Simply place the lift brackets under your camper and crank to raise. Breaks down into 3 pieces for storage. 1-800-940-8924 to order Brophy camper jacks part number CJ74 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Brophy products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2. Camper Jacks reviews from real customers.
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Brophy Camper Jacks - CJ74

Highlights

  • Raises Heavy Campers Safely: 3,000 lb combined capacity supports your camper while loading or unloading.
  • Tall Lift for Big Pickups: Extends from 17" to 67" so you can clear high bed rails with ease.
  • Simple Hand-Crank Winch: Manual gear system lets two people lift evenly without power tools.
  • Sets Up Fast Anywhere: Portable tripod jacks need no permanent install and break down for storage.
  • Keeps Camper Stable: Wide tripod bases and large footplates help prevent rocking or sinking.
  • Built to Withstand Weather: Galvanized poles and black powder coated parts resist corrosion outdoors.
Made in USA

Features to know about

Lifts Heavy Campers with Confidence: Strong 3,000-lb Combined Capacity

These cable jacks give you the muscle to raise and lower a loaded truck camper safely. With a combined weight capacity of 3,000 lbs and a lifting range from 17" to 67", they handle everything from standard setups to taller rigs with ease. The 4:1 winch gear ratio gives you smooth control, whether you’re lifting or lowering.

Packs Away Easily: Portable 3-Piece Construction for Storage and Travel

Permanent jacks take up space and add weight you don’t need. Each of these jacks breaks down into three pieces, making them easy to carry, stow, or pack along for the next trip. When you’re ready to load or unload again, they assemble quickly without tools or permanent hardware.

Keeps Your Camper Steady: Wide Tripod Base and L-Shaped Lift Brackets

A solid base means less sway and better balance while lifting. The sturdy tripod legs spread the camper’s weight evenly across large footplates that measure 4-3/4" in diameter. L-shaped lift brackets support both the bottom and sides of your camper for stable contact, helping prevent side-to-side or front-to-back movement during setup.

Built to Last Outdoors: Galvanized and Powder-Coated Steel Construction

Rain, road grime, and storage conditions can take a toll on gear left outside. These jacks are made from durable steel with black powder-coated tripod bases and galvanized upright poles for corrosion resistance. The aircraft-grade cables stay strong and secure thanks to safety latches that keep them from free-spooling while you work.

Simple Manual Operation: Easy Winch Control for Even Lifting

Loading or unloading doesn’t need to be complicated. Just place the lift brackets under the camper sides and crank both hand winches evenly until you reach the right height. Plastic handle grips make cranking comfortable, and using two jacks together keeps the camper balanced on level ground for safer operation every time.

Specs

Quantity and Capacity

  • Quantity: 2 cable jacks
  • Combined weight capacity: 3,000 lbs

Dimensions

  • Lifting range: 17" - 67"
  • Overall height when assembled: 76"
  • Lift bracket dimensions (each): 26-1/2" long x 2" wide x 2" tall
  • Leg lengths: Fixed: 17-1/2" from end to edge of pole opening; Collapsable: 15"
  • Footpad diameter: 4-3/4"

Performance

  • Winch gear ratio: 4:1

Warranty

  • Limited warranty: 1-Year

Note

  • Usage advisory: Always use these jacks in pairs on level ground. Not approved for commercial or rental use.

CJ74 C. R. Brophy Tripod Winch Jacks for Truck Campers and Camper Shells - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2





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Easily load or unload your truck camper with this pair of sturdy cable jacks. Portable design does not require permanent installation. Simply place the lift brackets under your camper and crank to raise. Breaks down into 3 pieces for storage.

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Still work great after one year. I tried just 2 jacks and they worked with my light camper but I was worried about stability so I bought 2 more. Easy to use. I added slots in the support bars that fit over the camper tie down rings. No way for them to slip now. I still like the fact that the jacks are not attached to the camper when traveling. Much cleaner look and no need to haul the extra weight.



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I have used the jacks several times now & they work as they should they are built sturdy , the cables are sturdy, & the crank works smooth. They have plenty of height for getting the camper up high. The shipping packaging could have been better, I had to bend one of the corners back in place that got bent in shipping. it only had a piece of cardboard around the end wrapped with shipping plastic. Once bent back in place the jacks have worked great.



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Extremely dissapointed with the condition my $[XX] jacks arrived in. They were loosely thrown into a carboard box with no packaging or protective wrapping. Yes, these are a utility tool that will get used and damaged, but ariving in anything other than brand new condition is unacceptable. The finish on the painted portions were extremely damaged, and one of the two plastic jack handles was broken and missing a chunk. After a few emails with Jerry B. from etrailer, all he could offer was a $[XX] credit to buy spray paint and "repair" the finish (Per manufacturer guidelines). I was also sent a link to a replacement handle for $[XX]. If I wouldve been offered a new handle and the credit, thats one thing but a credit and then being told to pay full price for an item that arrived damaged is ridiculous to say the least. I will certainly be warning people about the lack of respect for consumers that etrailer shows.



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These Brophy jacks were a complete game changer for us. They make it possible to load and unload our pickup camper without fear of having it tip or fall. They are super easy to use, so we can take it off and on as often as we need and not have the truck committed to being under the camper for months at a time. They were super helpful to keep the camper steady when it was off the truck during a Colorado winter with frequent wind and heavy snow. Absolutely worth the money! And the customer service from etrailer has been amazing, too!



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Ours is a diy cowboy camper. 6.5'x 8'. Works well with a camper of this size.



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I used these to lift a truck camper onto my 2018 Ram 2500. I initially tried using only one pair and found it to be extremely scary as the camper wobbled back and forth. I purchased another pair so I could have a jack at all four points. It's better, but still very scary to lift the camper with these. The camper will rock and swing as you jack it up from the torque of the jacking action.

If I could go back in time, I would have chosen to build electric jacks (at a higher cost) directly onto my camper instead of using these. They get the job done, but it doesn't feel safe.



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Finally got them setup and pulled the camper. They were delivered earlier than expected. They are well constructed and easy to use. etrailer promptly handled my concerns with some address issues . Jeri went above and beyond. I will use and recommend this company.

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Thomas

11/7/2018

They performed excellently. I used them 4 times with no issues. Definitely getting my moneys worth. I should mention that one of the welds on on leg of one of the bases broke. Thankfully I was only putting them in garage.. I havent met any welders in our new town so cant use them anymore Its not very often a business cares enough to contact their customers. I am pleasantly surprised that you checked up. Regards,



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didn't take long to get in the mail i will not have to them no more and they very hard to find at rental yards the price was good and i got free shipping these are made very well and lifts my truck camper very eazy i will be buying other products this outfit and it looks like i can find some of the oddball stuff i need for my camper at good prices and fast service
Thanks Bill

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Bill H.

5/26/2020

dont know i have not used them yet i got them because i had the money at the time but i must say they seem to be made very good i will use them after this summer i been working on my truck and now i will work on my camper then will see feel free to email me back after summer as of right now i like what i see i would also would like to send you guys some pictures of my rig when its done i think you like what did with it inside and out thanks bill hughes



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Super sturdy, worked great for what I needed, fast shipping



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This product was easy to order, arrived within only a few days of ordering.
It was exactly what I ordered and easy to assemble. It will work very well for my camper needs.



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I sold and maintained R.V.'s for many years and had experience with the Brophy Jacks so I knew exactly what I was looking for when I ordered these. These jacks are easy and safe to use if instructions are followed. I have a small camper that had hydraulic jacks. These were always in the way when using my vehicle in the bush and in tight spots. Now I use the Brophy Jacks to load/unload my camper and then to load/unload the truck canopy. When working, we made a "Bed Rail" dolly. We could load a camper onto this dolly and move it anywhere on the lot that we wanted as the jacks will go close to the ground. A well made and useful product. I have a jacked up Tundra so the extra length is helpful. Thank you.

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Leslie S.

11/15/2019

excellent as expected. no faults



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Apppreciate the quick order process and delivery. The jacks worked like a champ.

Thank you.



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Really fast delivery and great information on the product.



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The box was demolished and arrived a day late.



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The cable camper jacks are working great, it is a little difficult at first to find the balance point however once you find it and mark it. It is so easy eveytime after that



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Great Jack's that easily handle sled decks and toppers. Only complaint is you need to drill a hole and put a pin in base to keep it from falling off while moving around. I would buy these again.



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It turns out that these jacks do not work for me without some modifications. While they are absolutely a well built and solid product they're just not quite ready for my application. I am using a camper meant for a smaller truck, thus there isn't any over hang for the jacks to use. Thus the angle iron piece can't reach the camper. But that is fixable. I knew it most likely would need modified.



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I use these jacks on a 6ft skamper. They work great. The best feature is being able to lower all the way to the ground, which is not possible with the original tube jacks. The stands can feel unstable at times especially with the folding leg. I use the jacks on a drive way with a slight angle, but would recommend using them on flat ground if possible as it is not as stable as a 4 post lift system. As long as you take your time to find the balance point of your camper they work great. Make sure you keep the cables tight because when you lower the camper it can slip several inches down if the cable has any slack on the spool. My biggest complaint would be getting the cable tight and wrapping evenly on the jack.



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These are great! Very sturdy and easy to work with. We bought these to load and unload our small cabover camper to our truck bed. Works great. Thank you!

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Carey M.

8/14/2025

Still works great! My only wish is that the brackets that sit on the edge of the camper were slightly wider. Our little camper pretty much sits flush on the bed with no hang over, so its a bit of a struggle to line up the tri-pod legs to not be in the way. Other then that, great! Sturdy, easy to use.



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The Brophy jacks were strong, stable, easy to position, and easy to lift and lower my camper. it is a much better method than having four jacks to maneuver. And it cut down my time to 30 minutes total to load my camper instead of an hour and a half!

I have to start from my garage and winch my camper down on a cart to the street face because of the incline driveway is so dramatic and my camper won’t fit in my garage if it is attached to the truck.

I couldn’t be more happy they were great and now I have my truck loaded with my very modern camper and I’m enjoying quite the holiday! I’m using the 3 ton 67 inch trophy jacks and I’m lifting an 800 pound gross camper. The stability is outstanding.



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So I have owned my CJ7 4 Brophy camper Jacks for a year. Throughout this time, they have been outside exposed to the elements continuously, and they look and operate as if they were straight out of the box. I've been using the camper jacks to renovate my camper, and I couldn't have done this project without them. I am so happy I bought the camper Jacks it was the smartest purchase I've made in a long time, and etrailer.com was the best place to purchase them.



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Great directions for manual assembly, quality metal and parts. Solid and exactly the heavy duty I was looking for to use with my slide in truck camper.

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Melissa A.

11/21/2023

The Camper stands I purchased a year ago have been fantastic! They are holding up very well in the multiple times Ive used them. Quality product! I recommend to others to purchase.. I do offer that these stands are best implemented with 2 people for accurate balance and lifting.. :



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One jack is perfect. But the top keeper hole on one jack was not deburred and I couldn’t even get the cable past it until I broke it off. Side paint and safety sticker is scraped off. Cable was not kept tight and overwound causing kinks in the cable. I have a 30 year old set with no kinks at all. Buying a premium product should not be a shop project.



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Easy assembly and not much cranking effort required. Very stable and that was a fear I had since we were lifting with just 2 jacks. But all went well with my home build truck camper that weighs about 600 pounds Very good product.



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I have no problem with the quality and function of the Brophy jacks, it is my second set. My issue is with the packaging (lack of packing materials)and the surface damage endured by the paint and labels. I've already reviewed this and included photos


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