HappiJac maintenance
The two HappiJacs on the drivers side of my Outfitter truck camper had not been off in 10 years. They only were used twice per year, and the last time they were used, one was so stiff that the electri...
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Sounds like an excellent fix. I'm an Alemite (Zerk) fitting person myself and your advice is well taken. I don't have HappyJac legs but Reico-Titan and the principle is the same. I will be adding grease fittings this season.
I think I would have drilled through the bottom of the landing pad to let any water out and make removal easier down the road if necessary. You can close that drilled hole with a plug button easily.
One thing that most campers never check is the tightness of the bolts that attach the legs to the plates and especially the plates to the camper. There is a lot of stress on those parts both vertically and sideways when you load and unload.
I think I would have drilled through the bottom of the landing pad to let any water out and make removal easier down the road if necessary. You can close that drilled hole with a plug button easily.
One thing that most campers never check is the tightness of the bolts that attach the legs to the plates and especially the plates to the camper. There is a lot of stress on those parts both vertically and sideways when you load and unload.
