12010 — Single heavy-duty tripod camper jack
One 2,000 lb-rated manual tripod jack. Compare bracket type, height range and original mounting hardware with the existing setup.
View 12010 productRieco-Titan 2000 lb Tripod Camper Jack Parts Diagram
The Rieco-Titan heavy-duty tripod camper jack uses a manual screw-drive post, removable crank, bracket and three-leg tripod base. This guide helps identify the parts shown in Rieco-Titan's original installation drawing and distinguish a single 2,000 lb jack from a four-jack package.
Factory labeled tripod jack diagram
Rieco-Titan's two-page Heavy Duty Camper Jack Installation, Operation & Maintenance Instructions identify the #1 mounting bracket, mounting bolt, crank handle, screw-drive assembly, carrier ring and tripod assembly with a labeled line drawing. The manual also shows how the tripod must seat around the jack stem.
Open manufacturer tripod-jack parts illustration and instructions (PDF)
Match the jack and mounting parts
12040 — Heavy-duty tripod jack set of four
Four-jack set in the heavy-duty 2,000 lb tripod family. The standard jack range is 38 to 60 inches; check the kit contents before ordering.
View 12040 product55244 — Heavy-duty tripod #1 mounting bracket
Separate #1 bracket for the heavy-duty tripod jack. Match the bracket shape and original fastening points; this is not a four-corner wall bracket.
View 55244 productIdentify the components on the drawing
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| #1 mounting bracket | Secures the jack post to the camper's appropriate mounting point |
| Mounting bolt and fasteners | Hold the jack to its bracket; match existing fastener size and support structure |
| Jack screw assembly | Provides vertical lifting movement through the manual drive |
| Crank handle | Turns the jack drive; the manufacturer's manual describes a removable, non-slip handle |
| Carrier ring | Fits over the jack post above the tripod assembly |
| Tripod assembly and chain | Provides the three-legged ground contact; the legs and chain must be fully extended and correctly positioned |
Standard heavy-duty tripod dimensions
Rieco-Titan specifies 2,000 lb capacity per jack, a 38-inch collapsed height and a 60-inch maximum height. Construction is zinc-plated steel with large, heat-treated 18-tooth gears, three guide bearings and one thrust bearing. The three-leg base helps spread the load but does not make unstable or soft ground safe.
For dual-rear-wheel truck clearance, Rieco-Titan offers an extended #1 bracket with a different reach. Do not treat the standard 55244 bracket as the extended version; choose the bracket specified by your existing jack and vehicle clearance.
Important installation and operating checks
Rieco-Titan's instructions require the jack stem to be fully seated into the tripod socket with the bolt secured, all three legs extended and the chains straight and untwisted before lifting. Never place loose blocks under the tripod. Lift the camper progressively, keep the front at least as high as the rear, and lower it to the lowest safe position after unloading. Consult the manual for three- and four-jack operation and camper stability.
For other bracket shapes or swing extensions, see the Rieco-Titan mounting and bracket guide. Electric powerheads and wiring are covered by the Rieco-Titan electric jack service guide. Browse truck camper jacks for other complete units.
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