How do you fill a hijacker camper Jack?

1. Turn the release valve on the Hijacker camper jack clockwise to close it.
2. Stand on the leg pad and pull the jack up to extend it fully.
3. Turn the reservoir bolt counterclockwise with a wrench to remove it.
4. Fill the reservoir with hydraulic oil.
5. Reinsert the bolt and O-ring into the reservoir hole.

How do you use a hydraulic jack on a camper?

Open release valve very slowly and start by lowering rear jacks. Always drop the rear of the camper first about 3″ or 4″ at a time. Always lower the rear jacks first, then the front jacks until level with the rear, then lower the rear jacks again. Continue with this procedure until the desired height is reached.

Where can I buy a hijacker camper Jack seal repair kit?

Seller: aplj_k ✉️ (1,215) 100%, Location: Kelowna, British Columbia, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 174235140855 Hijacker camper jack seal repair kit. PLEASE READ THE LISTING!You will receive all of the seals required to rebuild your cartridgeYou WILL NOT receive a replacement cartridge by purchasing one of our seal sets.

Can a restoration Jack rebuild a hijacker Jack?

Restoration Jacks now has a jack rebuild kit for the Hijacker jacks. The kit includes all the parts needed to repair the top end leaks. A plunger is provided so that this repair can be done while it is still on the camper. The plunger holds the oil in place until the repair is complete. An O Ring pick provided in the kit.

Can a restoration Jack be used on a camper?

A plunger is provided so that this repair can be done while it is still on the camper. The plunger holds the oil in place until the repair is complete. An O Ring pick provided in the kit. This kit ONLY repairs the TOP END. If the bottom end of the jack is leaking, please contact Restoration Jacks and arrange for a repair!

Can you trade in a hijacker camper Jack?

Camper Jack trade-ins available. These jacks have not been serviced and may have some aesthetics issues, or minor leaking. We manufacturer and sell most any parts for Hijacker, Reico and Surelift Camper Jacks. If you’re looking to upgrade your existing hydraulic Camper Jacks, Electric Camper Jacks can be the option.