Rieco-Titan camper jacks use different mounting parts for four-corner fixed-plate jacks, C-clamp jacks and heavy-duty tripod jacks. If you're replacing a damaged bracket or adding clearance for a dual-rear-wheel truck, start with the original jack mounting style and the direction its front brackets face. Similar-looking brackets are not necessarily interchangeable.
Rieco-Titan's bracket specification sheet lists the 13-inch flat and angle profiles, mounting-hole positions and contents of the narrow, wide, mechanical, convertible and electric bracket kits. It is a useful reference for selecting the right mounting shape rather than choosing by colour alone.
Open Rieco-Titan's bracket dimensions and kit drawings (PDF)
| Profile | Factory dimensions | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| Narrow flat corner bracket | 2½ × 13 in | Fixed-plate or C-clamp systems with narrow profile |
| Wide flat corner bracket | 3¾ × 13 in | Wide-mount four-corner systems |
| Narrow angle bracket | 1⅜ × 1⅜ × 13 in | Narrow angled mounting surface |
| Wide angle bracket | 1⅜ × 2⅞ × 13 in | Wide angled mounting surface |
For the 13-inch fixed-plate bracket, Rieco-Titan puts the centre mounting hole at 6½ inches, with the upper and lower holes 5½ inches either side of centre. Measure your current bolt spacing, backing structure and mounting surfaces; the bracket dimensions alone do not establish compatibility with the camper wall.
For front corner brackets facing forward, Rieco-Titan quotes 9¼ inches total additional clearance with EZ Swing. When the mounts face outward, the stated improvement is 4 inches total. Check the mounting position before ordering.
For brackets facing forward, the maker quotes 8 inches total extra clearance; for outward-facing brackets, 7⅝ inches total. Confirm truck fender clearance at the narrowest point, including any accessories.
EZ Swing brackets fold the front jacks inward for travel and move outward for camper loading. Match the mounting direction, hinge arrangement, hardware and truck-fender clearance before ordering.
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Pair of hinged front-jack extension brackets. Rieco-Titan describes its Swing-A-Way design as adding four inches of clearance per side in the appropriate forward-facing arrangement; verify the installed bracket orientation.
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Steel mounting bracket for a heavy-duty Rieco-Titan tripod jack. Rieco-Titan specifies a 6 × 10¼-inch bracket. This is not a 13-inch four-corner wall-mount bracket.
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Manual handle listed with Rieco-Titan four-corner mechanical and convertible-jack bracket kits. Match the jack's drive receptacle before purchasing a replacement.
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Zinc-plated drill adapter for supported Rieco-Titan tripod, mechanical four-corner and convertible manual-crank jacks. The manufacturer specifies use with a ⅜- or ½-inch power drill.
View 11094 replacement partThe 55244 steel #1 bracket is specified by Rieco-Titan for heavy-duty tripod jacks; its 6 × 10¼-inch profile differs from the 13-inch four-corner bracket sets. For four-corner mechanical or convertible jacks, the manufacturer lists 14334 crank handles and 11094 drill adapters alongside appropriate hardware packs. Those tools do not replace a damaged jack tube, screw drive or safety bracket.
Measure the original bracket width, length and bolt spacing; determine whether your system uses a fixed plate, C-clamp or tripod fitting; and check the front-mount orientation and available wheel/fender clearance. Swing brackets must lock correctly in both travel and loading positions. Rieco-Titan's jack and bracket guidance explains how to release the EZ Swing lock, and why the original mounting direction matters.
Camper walls must have adequate structural reinforcement to carry the jack load. Do not lift a camper on loose or damaged brackets, or assume a replacement bracket will fit another manufacturer's system without checking the original mounting pattern.
For motor heads and wiring, see the Rieco-Titan electric camper jack parts guide. HappiJac has its own jack and bracket guide. Browse truck camper jacks for replacement equipment.
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