I had a Layton for 11 yrs. it was rock solid the entire time. Never had to touch it for any kind of repair.
So far,(3000 miles) i'm 100% happy with my flawless Jayco. Just got back from my lake site for a one month stay.
Jayco Jayflight has 15" wheels . I know on my 23RB, the OEM wheels and tires, do the job with about 15-20% load margin left.
Alum skin is lightweight and no slide makes this towable using a GM heavy duty max tow package.
compare the two SLX vs Jayflight
http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f7/would-you-do-it-slx-vs-jayflight-22926.html Go to the Jayco website Jayflight 26BH .
This is the longer bunk model than the 23RB that i now have. See my profile for a pic. Im loaded up and it sits level with a WD hitch. This floorplan works very well with lots of storage.
We have a large dog who thinks this rv belongs to her, and we still have plenty of room to move about inside on those rainy days.
I have the elite package that gives us many extras, the 90 gals of water is nice once we set up on a state campground site with no hookups .
2017, they be had for under 19k.
http://www.keystonervcenter.com/2017-jayco-jay-flight-26bh-new-travel-trailer-pa-i1950370
