2-stage
1 moving section
+ 1 base = 2 stages
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Heco Lift System
The Heco lift system was used across multiple brands in two distinct forms. Please choose the section that matches your camper:
Heco Truck Camper Lift (pop-up truck campers) or Heco EZ-UP System (folding trailer system).
Which Heco System Do You Have?
Heco Truck Camper Lift: Used on pop-up truck campers. Roof raises with
external telescoping lift arms (rack-and-pinion style) that you operate with a hand crank. Typical parts include
lift arms, gear tracks, brackets, and related hardware.
Heco EZ-UP System (Trailer): Used on folding trailer campers. A manual mechanism assists the roof via
Heco lift arms and linkages designed specifically for EZ-UP System trailer installations. Typical parts include
EZ-UP arms, pivots, brackets, and service hardware.
Important Fitment Notes
Truck Camper vs. EZ-UP System parts are not interchangeable. Components are engineered for their specific system.
Verify your camper type (truck camper vs. trailer), crank location, and the presence of external lift arms before ordering.
Order only the items shown—availability varies by component and model year.
Repair Guide: Torsion bar removal/reinstallation and the factory parts list are in our HECO/Harmony Lift System Guide.
Need Help Identifying Your System?
If you’re unsure which Heco setup you have, contact us with your
make/model/year and a few photos of the lift arms and crank area—we’ll confirm the correct section and parts.
Browse the Heco Truck Mounted Systems and Heco EZ-Up System subcategories below to find parts specific to your system.
See the lift parts inside the camper
L&W repair guideThe post sits in the camper's corner wall pocket. The floor track and curved guide carry the push spring up inside it to lift the roof.
- 1Telescoping lift post
Nested metal sections extend from the wall pocket to the roof attachment.
- 2Post inside the wall
The lower section is concealed below the sidewall cap, inside the camper body.
- 3Curved corner guide
Turns the flexible push spring upward from the floor into the post.
- 4Drive slug
An elongated, slotted metal driver inside the straight floor track. The cable pulls it against the push spring.
- 5Push spring & floor track
The long coil runs along the track and up the post. The thin orange line marks the lift cable.
ACTUAL REPLACEMENT PART
Drive slug: check the long, slotted profile
This is the supplier photograph of the 7/8-inch Jayco slug, part 0087212. The 3/4-inch version is a separate part, 0012372. Match the original part and track size.
View the 7/8-inch drive slug →Recognize your lift post
Count every telescoping section, including the outer base.
3-stage
2 moving sections
+ 1 base = 3 stages
4-stage
3 moving sections
+ 1 base = 4 stages
Stage count identifies the type. Post length, mounting points, and camper details must also match. Do not raise a damaged lift system just to count sections.
References: L&W service instructions and 7/8-inch slug record. 2-stage reference: A-44 / 0012390.
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