Rieco-Titan Four-Corner Mechanical & Convertible Camper Jack Parts

Rieco-Titan's four-corner mechanical jacks and manual convertible jacks both raise and lower a truck camper with a crank, but their drive-head and mounting arrangements differ. Identify whether your jack is a fixed mechanical design, a removable convertible gearbox or an electric powerhead before choosing replacement parts.

Which jack design is installed?

Replacement jacks and operating accessories

14032 — Black convertible jacks — pair

Two 2,000 lb manual convertible truck-camper jacks. The manual crank gearbox can be removed for the manufacturer-specified electric upgrade. Mounting brackets and crank handles are separate.

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44240 — Zinc mechanical C-clamp jacks — pair

Pair of 2,000 lb four-corner mechanical jacks with zinc-plated finish. Use the C-clamp installation hardware specified for this mounting style.

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44321 — White mechanical C-clamp jacks — pair

White-finish pair of 2,000 lb four-corner mechanical jacks. These are not interchangeable with a convertible post or an electric jack solely by appearance.

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14334 — Manual crank handle

Removable hand crank listed for Rieco-Titan four-corner mechanical and manual convertible jacks. Match the crank socket on your original gearbox.

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11094 — Manual jack drill adapter

Zinc-plated adapter for specified mechanical, convertible and tripod jacks with manual crank heads. Rieco-Titan lists use with 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch drill chucks.

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Mechanical gearbox and jack-tube identification

Use the part numbers below with the manufacturer exploded view. They identify the internal components of the illustrated C-clamp mechanical jack, not a universal spare-parts list for all convertible or electric jacks.

Crank, drill adapter or electric conversion?

The 14334 crank handle is for Rieco-Titan manual four-corner and convertible gearboxes, while the 11094 drill adapter operates compatible manual crank heads through a drill. Converting to power operation requires the kit intended for your mechanical or convertible design. Rieco-Titan's factory installation guides show the gearhead removal and motor drive connection.

Safe operation and mounting checks

Check bracket design, camper-wall reinforcement, jack load ratings and ground contact before operating. Rieco-Titan's instructions call for raising the front corners in small increments, then bringing the rear level without ever raising the rear above the front. Keep the camper stable, disconnect truck tie-downs before unloading and avoid extending jacks against their built-in travel stops.

For bracket sizing and swing-clearance options, use the Rieco-Titan bracket guide. If your jack has a 12V electric powerhead, use the electric camper jack parts guide. See also the heavy-duty tripod jack guide, which covers a different mounting system.