Kit to Convert Happijac 4150 Camper Jacks to Electric
Updated 06/01/2022 | Published 05/31/2022
Question:
I want to convert my Happijac 4150 manual jacks to electric. There is conflicting information on if this can be done and if yes what the correct motor kit is. Can you help ? I would like to order if the correct conversion kit.
asked by: Bob B
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Helpful Expert Reply:
To convert your Happijac 4150 series camper jack to electric from manual the correct kit you need is the part # LC733960-182524 that you referenced. This for sure is the correct kit as we have verified it with Happijac.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Manual-to-Electric Conversion Kit for HappiJac Truck Camper Jack Systems
- Accessories and Parts
- Camper Jacks
- Trailer Jack
- Conversion Kits
- HappiJac
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