In our future. 2016 Jayco feather 23rlsw

It’s a no go, dang it. Short bed, RV queen and low ceiling height. I know one can add onto the length of the bed, but this floor plan does not leave room for this. Im 6ft 5 in. So need residential Queen, min. Back to the drawing board.

I have a 2007 Jay Feather EXP 254 and if it wasn't for Jayco standing behind it during and after the warranty period I wouldn't still have it because there would be nothing left but rot and mold. I have too check for rot and recaulk at least once a year. The quality is terrible. If they are still using that huck and buck type frame don't walk, run my axles aren't even lined up evenly and the mechanic that I deal with tells me there is nothing that can be done about it with that type of frame and suspension. The only reason I keep it is it's paid for and we don't camp often enough to justify another one. Maybe just maybe the newer ones are better but check them out all over real good before you buy and good luck. I have heard complaints on newer Jay Feathers too. I used too think Jayco was a superior brand then I bought one. I know that all brands can have their problems but WTW was just asking about Jayco Feathers I believe he meant the Jay Feather so here's the con of the pro and con he's looking for. They were great on standing behind their warranty even after it was expired for almost a year. But now that Thor has taken over I don't know if you will get the same service.

WTW wrote:
We hope to get this TT by the end of the week. Any pros or cons of any owners out there? Thanks.

Have you visited www.jaycoowners.com/forum yet? You should find some owners of the particular TT you are considering.

I don't know much about your particular line - Jayco Featherlite. I have the very old school, "stick and tin" Jay Flight line.

Thanks, good idea. Though only one post in search.

Try searching this Forum for this model number; first search for Jayco then search the results for 23rlsw.