Recommended HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System to Replace a Rieco-Titan System
Updated 08/17/2026 | Published 08/11/2026 >
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Hi - 3 questions so far: 1 How do I calculate the maximum lift of the jack? I have a custom camper and flat bed that 44inch from the ground at its lowest when the airbags are fully deflated. The center of my current jack mounts is 21.25inch above the base of the camper. I believe my jacks are Rico-Titan and they barely make the lift so i use blocks to be sure. 2 If they are Rico-Titan, will the existing mounts be directly compatible with these jacks so will not need an adapter or modification? 3 What kind and amount of power do I need to provide to operate the jacks? Thanks!
asked by: Brad B
Expert Reply:
Welcome back Brad! The jack legs on the HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System item # LC736514-ELKIT are going to extend 35" below the bottom of the included 16" tall mounting brackets. This system offers a 34-1/2" lift so your jacks will extend up to 69-1/2" from the lowest point of the mounting brackets.
The HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System item # LC736515-ELKIT is a higher capacity option at 11,800 lbs but it offers an additional 2" of lift capacity. With this system installed your jacks will extend up to 71-1/2" from the lowest point of the mounting brackets.
Hopefully the mounting bracket works as a reference point for your measurements. The HappiJac jacks are not compatible with your Rieco-Titan mounting brackets so you will need to replace those.
The HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System item # LC736514-ELKIT and item # LC736515-ELKIT are 12v systems that can be powered from your Camper or truck battery setup.
If you move forward with the HappiJac system, I strongly recommend adding the SnapPad TC Jack Pads for HappiJac Camper Jack Feet item # SN67VR. These will bolt directly to the bottom of the jack feet. They'll add 2-3/4" of height and do a great job of protecting the jack feet and providing a more stable base.
What kind of camper do you have and what kind of ground do you typically set up on? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.
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HappiJac Electric Truck Camper Jack System - 34-1/2" Lift - 8,800 lbs
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- 8001 - 9000 lbs
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- 34-1/2 Inch Lift
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