Jayco Eagle vs. Open Range Light
Jayco Eagle 31.5BHTS or Open Range Light 305BHS? What do the specs tell you? Is one going to be significantly lacking in some capacity or will we not really notice a difference in day to day use or ...
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goducks10 wrote:
I don't see where either of these 5'ers offers any kind of 4 or 6pt leveling. It's not in either of the options list. No where in the build and price list for Jayco. OR doesn't show an option for it either. Where are you getting your information from?
I believe the 2nd post was talking about four point and six point stabilizers, not levelers.
OR does have six point stabilizers on some of the larger models. And many models higher up the chain/ price list than the Light/Lite line do offer auto leveling.
OR, or at least the OR dealers in the Dallas area, does offer extra stabilizer bars like the JT system on every Light/Lite I've seen as an option. I've also seen those stabilizers on the Mesa Ridge, Roamer and full size OR models in the various dealer lots.
IMHO a six point stabilizing or auto leveling system is superior to a four point system. The more points on the ground, the better it can do the job.
I notice that most big toy haulers have stabilizers right behind the rear axle and again at the rear of the body.
I've seen Dutchman, Jayco, DRV Suites, Landmark and other Heartland brands all with six point systems. Even on trailers as short as 32 feet.
