Lippert Titan Leveling Systems - Front Jack Bracket Installation

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Front Jack Bracket Installation

1. Assemble the two jack brackets (Fig. 13A) on the Passenger Side front jack . Secure the brackets by

using two ½” - 13 X 3 1/2” bolts (Fig. 13D) and two ½” - 13 lock nuts (Fig. 13E). Torque to 90 ft/lbs. Take

note that brackets A have two gussets on each bracket.

2. Assemble the two jack brackets (Fig. 13 A and B). Secure the brackets by using two ½” - 13 X 3 1/2” bolts

(Fig. 13D) and two ½” - 13 lock nuts (Fig. 13E). Torque to 90 ft/lbs. Take note that bracket B has one gusset

where the other three have two gussets.

3. At the bottom, rear facing side of the Titan Jack (Fig. 14A), remove the extend port plug and attach a

straight fitting (Fig. 14D) and swivel elbow retract fitting (Fig. 14E). Attach the pre-measured black extend

hose (Fig. 14F).

Fig. 13

Brackets

installed

against

the coach

cab wall.

Retract Port

NOTE: A recommended minimum ground clearance between the bottom of the jack footpad and the

ground, is 7-9" when the coach is at its maximum rated weight. When installing the jacks on a bare

chassis, keep in mind that some ground clearance will be lost as the coach is built, and to adjust the

installation height accordingly. Make sure that the approach and departure angles are maintained

after the jack is mounted to the jack bracket. Mark the location on both the inside and outside frame

rails that satisfies the minimum clearance requirements.

NOTE: Dry fit the jack bracket assembly on the chassis frame, noting which holes will align with the holes

in the cab step well while satisfying the minimum ground clearance. Note which holes to attach the

bracket to the jack for the opposite side installation.

Mounting hole edges on the backside of the jack (Fig. 13E) may be sharp and should be handled

with care. Serious personal injury may occur if not using safety equipment such as gloves

when handling the jacks.

Extend Port

Brackets placed

underneath

the chassis frame.

Same extend

and retract ports

on opposite side.