Euro influence TT

I saw his Facebook post on it, and I like the concept. Since the Euros are using smaller TVs, I think this is the way to go. Of course, I am a little biased on the smaller TV part of it.

Anybody got a link to info/specs on the trailer?

I'm curious about what's "Euro" about it besides the look...

One thing for sure- that front window would need a cover or replacement. I can just see those stones flying now..

Francesca Knowles wrote:
Anybody got a link to info/specs on the trailer?

I'm curious about what's "Euro" about it besides the look...

Most likely, the "look", --- tend to be smaller, not as high sitting(may support the use of smaller tow vehicles, better MPG -measured in Kilometers:W), different, more modern looking interiors, better use of small spaces, etc....

Since this Jayco, labeled CONCEPT, I'm guessing most likely not any info/specs on the trailer.

Jayco has a divisions in other countries, may be using what is done there as platform or type.

Jayco Caravans

Markiemark:C

This pic is from Louisville show. I think this is the one with the remote trailer moving mechanism. There are a couple of motors that allow you to move the trailer around with no TV.

Kind of a Euro look, with the plastic bubble window, but not so Euro looking with double axles, implying it is still a North America weight.

125 hitch weight if I remember correctly.

Euro rigs tend to be built to a higher quality standard, and have a distinct look, but they generally don't have slide-outs and tend to be smaller so they might be cramped compared to an American rig.

They also tend to have cassette toilets over black tanks, which make sense across the pond as CGs tend to be more primitive and less of a resort style.

tatest wrote:
Kind of a Euro look, with the plastic bubble window, but not so Euro looking with double axles, implying it is still a North America weight.

Same thing struck me- in my opinion some of the most important differences are below-the-floor. If the trailer turns out to have something like the really nifty Al-Ko stability system that's gaining use over there- THEN I'll be impressed!

Guess we'll have to wait and see- I can't find anything else on the 'net about this trailer, either.

Higher quality thaan a Northwood Arctic Fox? No way.