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ReiccoTitan Power leveling System $1800 ebay

cruz-in
Explorer
Explorer
Hi All,

Purchased this system from the offeror. Very nice system. In the process of installing now...very impressed with quality of components....

$1800 is a very good price, no affiliation with offeror...just passing on for anyone interested...here is the link

ReiccoTitan Ground Control Power Leveling System
2011 Monaco Vesta
Interesting Coach
This particular one was the prototype.
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Nunyadamn
Explorer
Explorer
Just ran across this - any pictures yet?
2014 Jayco Jayflight 32BHDS
2015 Ford F250 Lariat 4x4 Crew Cab 6.7L Powerstroke

brulaz
Explorer
Explorer
Pictures!!!
2014 ORV Timber Ridge 240RKS,8500#,1250# tongue,44K miles
690W Rooftop + 340W Portable Solar,4 GC2s,215Ah@24V
2016 Ram 2500 4x4 RgCab CTD,2507# payload,10.8 mpgUS tow

cruz-in
Explorer
Explorer
Finished the install...just did my first leveling...worked very well...wow is the trailer solid...no movement at all....
2011 Monaco Vesta
Interesting Coach
This particular one was the prototype.

93Cobra2771
Explorer
Explorer
Bucky Badger wrote:
And here I can't seem to part with the 80 bucks for the Anderson Levelers.:B


Boy, ain't that the truth. LOL
Richard White
2011 F150 Ecoboost SCREW 145" 4x4
Firestone Ride-Rite Air Springs/Air Lift Wireless Controller
2006 Sportsmen by KZ 2604P (30')
Hensley Arrow

cruz-in
Explorer
Explorer
piicts to come...taking the install slowly...jacks are all mounted....won't have time to install wiring until Sunday

To answer a couple of questions:

1) How the jacks get mounted to the bracket is adjustable so height from ground can vary. Instructions say to mount so bottom is 5 or 6 inches from the ground. I mounted ours 8 inches from ground and will adjust once we try the out.

2) At the highest setting, farthest from the ground, the jack assembly is a few inches from the top of the the 10 inch I-Beam.

3) Depending on your TT configuration it can take some figuring on where to mount them. Staying clear of sewer, tanks, generator, propane lines, electrical lines, gas lines, etc...).
2011 Monaco Vesta
Interesting Coach
This particular one was the prototype.

BurbMan
Explorer II
Explorer II
You are correct....I was thinking of Trail-Air that they bought, thanks for the correction. Still waiting on pics of the new system installed!

brulaz
Explorer
Explorer
Would love to see pictures of these things installed.

Just can't see how they would fit on my trailer.

How far do they hang down?
Do they stick up above the frame into the cabin?
2014 ORV Timber Ridge 240RKS,8500#,1250# tongue,44K miles
690W Rooftop + 340W Portable Solar,4 GC2s,215Ah@24V
2016 Ram 2500 4x4 RgCab CTD,2507# payload,10.8 mpgUS tow

cruz-in
Explorer
Explorer
BurbMan wrote:
cruz-in wrote:
This appears to be the Reicco Titan Version...does not say Lippert anywhere.


Lippert owns Rieco-Titan and they still market those products under that brand name.


Not True.

Lippert brought the rights to the Ground Control System. Lippert did not buy Reicco Titan (I chatted with Reicco Titan on the phone about this a few days ago)...

given the production date, the one I received from ebay was produced prior to the Lippert purchase of the Ground Control System from Reicco Titan.

At first Reicco Titan told me I had to call Lippert with my question as Lippert had brought the system . One I explained the production date of mine, and that it was manufactured before Lippert brought the system from Reicco Titan, they gladly provided the needed support.
2011 Monaco Vesta
Interesting Coach
This particular one was the prototype.

BurbMan
Explorer II
Explorer II
cruz-in wrote:
This appears to be the Reicco Titan Version...does not say Lippert anywhere.


Lippert owns Rieco-Titan and they still market those products under that brand name.

tkoden
Explorer
Explorer
I would be curious to know if it improves the sway of the normal scissor jacks.

cruz-in
Explorer
Explorer
A couple of notes fro the install:

1) Very well made and organized system. Quality shows throughout

2) Torque values in the instructions are wrong...too high, 75 foot pounds will snap the bolts and strip the threads the self tappers put in the frame.

3) The brackets seem optimized for 10 inch (maybe larger too) I-beams. My TH frame has 10 inch and 8 inch i_beam, when I went to install on the 8 inch i-beam, the bracket holes did not line up well with the structure.

4) This appears to be the Reicco Titan Version...does not say Lippert anywhere.

5) Frame Brackets are NOT the ones shown in the picture on ebay...the ones shipped appear to be bigger....

These are the brackets that ship with the system:

Ground Control Brackets

Similar System (with rear kickdown jacks) is $3800 at CW (plus $100 Freight and Tax)

$3800 at Camping World
2011 Monaco Vesta
Interesting Coach
This particular one was the prototype.

93Cobra2771
Explorer
Explorer
Very nice setup, and the price is looking pretty good.
Richard White
2011 F150 Ecoboost SCREW 145" 4x4
Firestone Ride-Rite Air Springs/Air Lift Wireless Controller
2006 Sportsmen by KZ 2604P (30')
Hensley Arrow

Bedlam
Moderator
Moderator
I can tell you the truck camper version work well. There are two other brands that typically get less positive feedback than the Rieco Titans.

Host Mammoth 11.5 on Ram 5500 HD

BurbMan
Explorer II
Explorer II
That is a deal...let us know how it works, I have been wanting one of these for years but alas no extra coin has come along...

FYI, the dealer price from Lippert is $2600, so this is a screaming deal! I stumbled across the Lippert Dealer Price sheet if anyone's interested.