Camper jacks....Electric or Manual???

Do you like circle work? Get a crank handle and go around each leg and crank each one 10-12 times, until you camper to the height of your tuck bed to load, you will go around about 9-12 times
For each leg to raise camper 29-31 inches, drive you truck underneath, then go around again leg by leg, 10-12 cranks x 9-12 times each leg, to lower back down on your pickup. . Takes 30-45 minutes.
Or you get electric legs, 12-15 minutes for the whole thing.

In Conclusion, GO. ELECTRIC. . . . . .

3 hydraulic
1 electric

If you like to go cheap, and batteries and cords are not your friend, stay with hydraulic. They provide very well.

If you can afford a bit more, and you like convenience over cost, electric is the best. It cuts the time to one quarter of hydraulic in most cases.

electric...Electric..ELECTRIC!!

I'm tired of my hydraulic jacks. They have some advantages, but I'm done with them.

Sorry, that doesn't sound right.

I jack by hand every time. Takes a while, but what else is there to do when you're semi retired.Some guys go to the gym.

No way no how would I want to walk around my tc doing a few cranks at a time even with an electric drill vs pushing one button and having the electric motors quickly do all the work. It would be a total non starter with my wife too.

It is certainly worth having electric jacks. The question is, is their financial benefit to having them installed aftermarket. Also, you could consider the stablelift.