Are the CJ74 and CJ74H the Same Jacks

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What is the difference between the CJ74 and the CJ74H jacks? Im assuming that the CJ74 are just 2 1,500lb rated jacks that are being sold as a pair of CJ74H jacks and that the CJ74H is a single 1,500lb jack. I guess what Im asking is, is the CJ74 jacks just 2 of the CJ74H jacks being sold together as a set or is their a slight difference within the specifications between these two item numbers?

asked by: Michael C

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The Brophy Cable Camper Jacks - 67" Max Lift Height - 3,000 lbs - Qty 2 # CJ74 is the same jack as the # CJ74H only sold as a pair. There are no specs that are different between the two parts outside of the quantity.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hey Josh, the dimension for both jacks that you are looking for is the bracket height. This is the distance from the center of the jack's mounting bracket down to the ground when extended/retracted. On the shorter part #e34RV the bracket height…

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Answer 3

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We don't currently have any customer submitted photos for the Brophy Heavy Duty Cable Camper Jacks #CX74, but we do for the lower capacity #CJ74, which uses the same lift brackets. From the edge of the tube to the lift bracket is approximately…

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The Brophy Cable Camper Jacks part #CJ74 can be used for storage but if the side of the camper do not extend to or past the sides of the truck bed it would not be feasible for them to be used for loading/unloading. That said, you could somehow…

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Answer 6

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You should not have a problem with the camper sliding out when you are using any of the Brophy Cable Camper Jacks. The jack is very stable because of the tripod base. That stability will make the jack very difficult to tip to the front or the back.…

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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…

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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