I Have a question about the reico jacks. I was wondering how high the jacks will lift a camper and also how many come in the set?
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Usually a set of 3 and sometimes 4 depending of who is selling. The fender wells (the side walls of the pickup bed) of my pickup are 52" tall and i can easily crank up my camper and back into the camper and slide it in on top of 2 4x8 sheets of plywood for protection to my bed with no problem. Do not know exact height they will crank up but have never had trouble trouble loading it on several different pickups. Trust this will help some. If it was here I would measure it better but it is on job sight in Montana and I am in Chama New mexico this week. They are great jacks and I would recommend the use of 4. More stability. Usually a set of 3 and sometimes 4 depending of who is selling. The fender wells (the side walls of the pickup bed) of my pickup are 52" tall and i can easily crank up my camper and back into the camper and slide it in on top of 2 4x8 sheets of plywood for protection to my bed with no problem. Do not know exact height they will crank up but have never had trouble trouble loading it on several different pickups. Trust this will help some. If it was here I would measure it better but it is on job sight in Montana and I am in Chama New mexico this week. They are great jacks and I would... » Read More Usually a set of 3 and sometimes 4 depending of who is selling. The fender wells (the side walls of the pickup bed) of my pickup are 52" tall and i can easily crank up my camper and back into the camper and slide it in on top of 2 4x8 sheets of plywood for protection to my bed with no problem. Do not know exact height they will crank up but have never had trouble trouble loading it on several different pickups. Trust this will help some. If it was here I would measure it better but it is on job sight in Montana and I am in Chama New mexico this week. They are great jacks and I would recommend the use of 4. More stability. « Show Less
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You get 1 jack, they lift high enough to get a camper up and off a tall 4x4 pick up
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it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as much as the atwood, I hope this puts your mind at rest , feel safe getting I'm glad I did Frank it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as... » Read More it will do the work no problem on lifting your trailer , I have a dutchmen 265bhs with all my goodies in the front storage compartment , it lifts my trailer up real easy , and that's while getting the equalizer bars on , and my drive way is where the truck is parked it's like 6" off the ground and the trailer is 18" , so I have to raise both the trk. and trl. up pretty high to get the bars hooked , Iam really pleased with this jack quick HH-3500 for the price it's better than my brother in-laws atwood lift ( you will not regret gitting it ) well built , and it doesn't lug down as much as the atwood, I hope this puts your mind at rest , feel safe getting I'm glad I did Frank « Show Less
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I'm just giving a best guess, but no more than 5,000 lbs. These jacks are for stabilization, not lifting. If used on any type of camper or RV I can't imagine it not being able to handle any load for that application. If using it for something other than RV or camper trailer, you are on your own.
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I too was debating over the 500lb or 750lb model for my Husqvarna, so I called MoJack and was told to figure 1/3rd of the total weight as these jacks are designed to lift only the front wheels, not the complete mowing unit. I was able to go with the 500lb unit as my mower is just under 900lbs total. And this jack works like a charm. Great investment.
1952115
it IS a jack stand. Doesn't matter whether you use it for a car or camper as long as you're within its limitations of weight. It holds a car when it's already lifted on a jack and prevents car from dropping if jack fails. Car typically is heavier than a camper, but 6 ton seems adequate to hold one corner of a small car. And again, you use it as an additional safety measure with a car jack, not as a lifting tool on its own.
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This system is for campers that already have jacks.... If your camper doesnt have jacks than yes you would have to purchase them seperately
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Two jacks in the package and a real good jack crank.The quality was much better than the jack that came with my camper ...Joe
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These bed risers are 3 inch lift and come in a set of six. There are others that come in 5 inch or 6 inch lift. These are the best bed riser ever. I have use them to raise a work table and my king size be and they work perfect. I have used them for five month now, and highly recommend.
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Honestly, I would think that a car jack stand is made to hold the full weight of a car for when the wheels are off of it, or something similar. These are made to just support the weight of the camper to keep it from rocking when you reach your site. I would contact the manufacturer before I used these as a car jack. Works perfect for stabilizing a camper! :)
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I bought this jack last year. I use it on a travel trailer with a dry weight of 4800 lbs, and it works great! It makes setup a lot easier than it used to be. I think you will find that it will do the job.
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I can't tell you how low they can go but what I can tell you is that at their lowest level they are too high for my Volvo but they do work at the level for my Van at that height. They would be great for a 4 wheel drive rig... They are a good strong jack so be okay with that but do use other back up blocks for your safety. If you are looking for ones for a car these are probably not for you!!!! ;o)>
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As long as you can jack the car up high enough, they would be fine. The problem is having a jack that raises high enough to clear the stands. I bought a jack that, fully extended, is 2" too short to lift the car onto the stands. They're great- just make sure your jack is up to the task!
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I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
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These are not made for that. The jack has plenty of power. You would have to make mounts for them and it could be major. If you are handy and have the tools it might work. Go to an RV place and see what is on an RV that has levelers and see if you could do something similar with 4 of these jacks. If it works great but if not it is an expensive experiment. Count the cost. Good luck?
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I use two jacks for my 26-foot trailer. Three would be better. My trailer seems to be softly sprung, and these jacks remove most of the jiggle and sway. They're light, easy to store and easy to use, and they do a much better job of stabilization than standard jacks, especially under the frame near a slide-out. I really like them.
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Yes they are not jacks. They are jack stands. They hold the vehicle after you have jacked it in place
1397903
it depends on what type of trailer you have. some trailers sit higher than others. it also depends on what type of ground level you are on, so the jacks will be leveled differently.you donot want to over extend the jacks . they cannot give you great stability fully extended. ,use blocks to give you better stability and this will be much easier to level out.