Lance Camper Equipment problems by year

front jack failure resulted in a near collapse and rollover of the unit. Since the unit was 1/2 way down it was no longer an option to drive the truck back under it. The water was emptied to lighten the load and the truck bumper was used to take some of the weight off the driver's side jack. The leg was then pulled and kicked back into place. Although bent, it did raise enough to allow the truck back under it. The water was emptied to lighten the load and the truck bumper was used to take some of the weight off the driver's side jack. The leg was then pulled and kicked back into place. Although bent, it did raise enough to allow the truck back under it. I returned immediately to the dealer who replaced the jacks and said he hadn't heard about any jack failures. He called lance and they say they have not heard of any failures either. They suggested we contact atwood. I contacted lance since this is a new model and the largest truck camper in the series. The jacks are atwood and they swing out and operate remotely. I am very concerned that this jack is not able to bear the 2 ton camper weight. The dealer said after inspecting the jacks we were very lucky it didn't completely roll over on us. Fun time campers in tere haute, indiana provided excellent after sale service and couldn't have been nicer. They replaced both front jacks, retained the damaged jacks and would be willing to have them inspected. Lance the manufacturer, wasn't as concerned. *Jb