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Rev: 04.08.19
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Tips on Loading, Unloading Truck Camper
• Never allow the front of the camper to become lower than the back of the camper.
• Never back into or turn into the jacks.
• Never leave the camper in an elevated position supported by jacks alone. Lower camper to the ground or
support the weight on fixed platforms, such as saw horses.
• Keep the camper level side-to-side.
• Make sure the camper is clear of the truck bed when backing and pulling out.
• Stop frequently when loading and unloading to ensure camper is level side-to-side and the front is slightly
higher than the rear.
• Keep the load on the four jacks as evenly distributed as possible. No one jack, especially when swingouts are
used, will support the shifting weight of the camper if a disproportionate load is shifted onto it.
Maintenance
Jacks
When the jacks have been unused for an extended period, owners are encouraged to oil the jacks to
improve performance.
1. If jacks are fully retracted, place motor release lever in the down position.
2. Use the hand crank to extend the jack a few turns before engaging the motors.
3. Place a few drops of oil or spray a light penetrating oil at the interface of the crank socket and hub or in
the oil hole within the hub. The oil will wick into the bushing and improve performance.
4. Reset motor release lever to the up position.
Remote
Keep remote dry and away from moisture. Do not leave remote outdoors or in outside compartments when
not in use. Store the remote inside the truck or camper.