Pulling the trigger: Jayco Seismic 4112

NC Hauler wrote:

lawnspecialties wrote:

Y-Guy wrote:
3 ACs with an Onan 5500? I'm a bit surprised they didn't go with a larger generator.

I would assume it only allows two to be run at a time. Three would be sweet in a toy hauler all at once but I don't think any do that.

I think. :h

Yep, 3 AC's, but gen set is only 5500....Really not a big deal....We don't really boon dock..We have a camp in WVa on a River....250amp service with RV 50 amp hook up, a 30 amp hook up and two 120 hook-ups as well as septic system and city water, (how city water is in the middle of nowhere and no "city" around for 40 miles is odd), but most of what we will do will be where you hook up to electric. This will be our "retirement 5er"...it affords the wife and I a little more room than what we have now with, what I think is a great company with a good reputation and a 2yr warranty. We'll spend most of our time at our place in WVa, then when it get's too cold, we'll head to warmer climate...that's the plan, hope it works out for us....I plan on retiring 1 Aug of next year, (turned 65 this past July).

It's a big step, but only thing I'm wondering about is how do I handle an extra 5':)

I don't think you'll notice a big difference at all In the extra 5 foot. Should handle the turns similar to what your old unit did, depending on where your axles are located from the back, It may have just a little extra tail swing. Triple axles will scrub a little, on tighter turns, but It's really not a big deal, cause double axles do to. I just don't think It's much to worry about. Sounds like you have got a really nice setup, and pictures of your rig would be nice to see. Enjoy your new toyhauler