Camper jack stand system

A new and improved camper jack stand system comprising, in combination:

• at least two camper jack fabricated of steel and formed in an elongated generally rectangular configuration with an upper end and a lower end, each upper end including coupling means to permit releasable coupling to the lower surface of a camper, each lower end including a planar generally rectangular shaped foot to stabilize the jack;
• at least two stands fabricated of steel and including a top segment, a bottom segment and a central segment therebetween, each stand providing additional clearance height between the ground and a camper supported by the camper jack, each stand including:
• a bottom segment formed in a planar generally rectangular configuration with an upper surface and a lower surface, the lower surface being positioned upon the ground or some other recipient surface in the operative orientation, the approximate center point of the upper surface including coupling means, the bottom segment providing a stable foundation for the stand;
• a central segment formed as an elongated generally rectangular shaped shaft, the central segment having an upper end and a lower end and positioned vertically in the operative orientation, the lower end being coupled to the coupling means on the upper surface of the bottom segment, at least one generally U-shaped handle being affixed to the central segment to permit easy transport by the user;
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• a top segment formed in a planar generally rectangular configuration with an upper surface and a lower surface, the top segment having a greater length and width than the central segment and being positioned centrally upon the central segment, the upper surface including a generally rectangular shaped foot holder, the foot holder having three closed sides and one open side, the foot holder having a horizontal upper surface and a vertical lower surface, the lower surface being affixed to the upper surface of the top segment, the upper surface of the foot holder being positioned above its lower surface forming a slot therebetween, the slot permitting the slidable positioning of the foot of the camper jack therein, the top segment including a pair of apertures extending therethrough adjacent to the open side of the foot holder, a U-bolt being fabricated of steel and formed in a generally U-shaped configuration, the U-bolt having two free ends and a curved region therebetween, the free ends of the U-bolt adapted to be positioned through the apertures with the curved region facing upward, a chain formed of a plurality of links coupling the U-bolt to the top segment, the U-bolt preventing inadvertent decoupling of a jack positioned therein.