Hey Michael, if you check out the attached picture you can see all of the individual components that come with the HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System #LC736515-ELKIT that you referenced. Everything you'd need would come with this as it…
We do carry the 33" Ark Stabilizer Jack that you are looking for with part #ARK77FR. I was able to track down a few drawings that you should find helpful. These are for the 30" #ARK94FR and the 24" #ARK34FR Stabilizer jacks. I'm…
Hi Scott, thanks for reaching out. A great replacement for the 3,500-lb Lippert jack on your Jayco 32BHDS is the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack – A-Frame – 18" Lift – 3,500 lbs #e23ZV. It’s a bolt-on swap with the same capacity, upgraded…
It looks like the HappiJac 4100 series jacks had 34.5" of travel, and there are some parts available to replace things in a pinch, but with newer trucks getting taller it might be wise to upgrade to a whole new set of jacks. I recommend taking a…
There are a few things that go into making sure you choose the correct replacement landing gear. First you need to be sure that the landing gear is rated properly. If you check out the weight rating on your current landing gear just make sure the…
Hey Scott. To add a 7-way and 4-way connector to your 2024 GMC Sierra 3500 that can be used at the same time, I recommend the TowSmart ProClass Trailer Connector item #TS49RR. It's going to replace the factory one and mount in the same position…
Hi Ray! The MORryde GooseTech 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Pin Box for 11.5K to 14K Trailers #MR74MV can definitely be used in a short bed 3/4 ton pickup, like your 2024 Ram 2500. Just be aware that not all trailers have a tapered nose and you may not get…
I have a few different options for you depending on the route you would like to take. However, regardless of which route you pursue you will need to take some measurements of your outer jack tube length and weld stop spacing. If you are handy and the…
I hear you on the frustratingly slow electric jacks Eric. The quickest one we have is the Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack item #UF38-944040. With a 1,000 lbs tongue weight, this jack extends 6" in 10 seconds and retracts 6" in 8.6 seconds.…
We do have motors that you can add to your landing gear. For example, the Landing Gear Set #RVLG-8000 can be operated with the manual crank #RVLG-HDL but you can also add the motor #LC142178 and switch #LG-145236 for effortless operation on your end.…
Hey Doug, welcome back! The Leveling Scissor Jack - 24" Lift - 5,000 lbs item #JSC-24-IND and the Scissor Stabilizer Jacks - 18-3/4" Lift item #TJSCHD-24 are going to be made of the same 14 gauge steel. The difference in capacity has to do…
Hi Mark, You shouldn't need to use the Furrion 7-Way Vehicle Power Adapter part #FR87PR because your 2018 Ram 2500 is from the fourth generation of the Ram 2500 before they did the huge overhaul that changed the circuits and resulted in the newer…
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Camper Jacks with stackers for stable leveling
Stackers lock together and their bottoms grab the ground, so setup is quick and easy under jacks or under your wheels. With 40,000 lbs capacity and use on black top or softer ground, they suit hydraulic jacks and large, heavy trailers; just support each wheel and avoid deep ruts or steep inclines to prevent uneven stress.
Yes, they can be used under hydraulic jacks to spread the load and help prevent sinking. They have a 40,000 lbs capacity. On hot asphalt or softer ground, stack more blocks or widen the footprint to distribute weight. Avoid placing them over a deep rut or on a steep incline.
Yes, they work under jacks/stabilizers and under wheels for leveling. Make sure each wheel is supported to reduce stress on an axle. With large or dually tires you may need extra blocks and may need to place some side by side to get the width and height you want.
Each block adds 1-3/8 inches of lift. Stack as needed to reach height, keeping all wheels supported on the ground or on blocks to avoid uneven stress. If you build a ramp, place blocks under the other wheel on that axle too so weight isn't concentrated on one side.
A single block may not be wide enough for some jack feet, so plan on using two side by side when needed. In sandy or muddy spots, using a base under the blocks can help keep them from sinking. If you see any pin or block deformation, spread the load with more blocks.
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