SoCalDesertRider
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Montana is a looooong ways to drive from California for a good deal on a pair of jack hinges. Be cheaper to just buy new ones locally.
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JoeChiOhki
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Blanco1 wrote:Just looked over my Jacks & see no name brand or anything on them?
Judging by the design of the pump, they're likely HiJacker Hydraulics, vs Rieco-Titans. Rieco uses a reversed pump handle design. If you could show us a picture of the bleeder valve, it will resolve the issue, hopefully.
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What I did was get a couple of sections of I-beam and made my own extender brackets that put the jacks out where the fenders can clear. When I load the camper it's just two bolts and 30 seconds each side to remove the front jacks with extenders attached. I leave them at home because there is absolutely no use for the front jacks on a camping trip. I do use the rears for stabilization and leveling.
It was supposed to be a temporary solution because I couldn't fathom the price of those swing out hinges but it has been that way for about three years now and I see no reason to spend the money for them as this works fine for me.
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SoCalDesertRider wrote:Montana is a looooong ways to drive from California for a good deal on a pair of jack hinges. Be cheaper to just buy new ones locally.
That's what UPS and Fedex are for!
I suppose I COULD deliver them to Hanford, and they could be picked up there...
But, I'm not quite ready to make that trip at the present time!
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JoeChiOhki wrote:
Judging by the design of the pump, they're likely HiJacker Hydraulics, vs Rieco-Titans. Rieco uses a reversed pump handle design. If you could show us a picture of the bleeder valve, it will resolve the issue, hopefully.
Here's better picture showing bleeder valve.
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Blanco1 wrote:JoeChiOhki wrote:
Judging by the design of the pump, they're likely HiJacker Hydraulics, vs Rieco-Titans. Rieco uses a reversed pump handle design. If you could show us a picture of the bleeder valve, it will resolve the issue, hopefully.
Here's better picture showing bleeder valve.
Hmmm..... how old is this camper again? I may likely be wrong and they are simply very old Rieco Titans, but they do bear resemblance to "Shur-Lifts" which is a company now dead and gone. My old KIT had a set of SureLifts that were replaced by the last owner with Riecos-Titans and which I later replaced with Atwood Electrics.
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Blanco1
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The Tag says the Camper was made on 7/85
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JoeChiOhki
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Blanco1 wrote:The Tag says the Camper was made on 7/85
Found a diagram that has the little set screws you have in your jack clamp rings.
Congratulations, you have a set of ShurLift Hydraulic Jacks. 
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I don't know if they will work for you but I have a set in La Habra that you can have.
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FishPOET wrote:I don't know if they will work for you but I have a set in La Habra that you can have.
Those are the ones I have, they should work.
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