Ive been looking at toy haulers and the jayco has appealed like a good option. Lots of features I want at a price I can afford. It doesn't seem as cheaply put together as some brands yet it's much less expensive. The weight capacity is pretty good too. Any one have experience with these, or Jayco trailers in general lately? ..im also curious about a generator. One thing it doesn't have is the generator which seems like a needed item dry camping. I think it has a place for an onan but would I be better off just getting 2 honda 2000 generators?

I believe the SL stands for Super Lite. What did they leave out to make it super lite? Use caution in your final decision.

Make sure your onions are Vidalia's. :B

newman fulltimer wrote:Why you want onions on a rv:hThe layers of an onion are symbolic of knowledge; each peeled layer allows one to get closer to the authentic or the truth and to know the ropes...

“One thing it doesn't have is the generator which seems like a needed item dry camping.”A backup generator is needed at least by me but solar fills my batteries 95 out of every 100 days. Heaven is a sunny boondocking area with everyone having solar...it’s quiet!

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aftermath
Explorer III
Nov 25, 2018
Back to the topic. A TH is usually a pretty stout trailer. If it is designed to carry a heavy "toy" then it needs to be strong and heavy. If you are looking at a "light" version I would ask the question that was asked earlier, where did they cut the weight?

A built in generator would be a lot easier to deal with. The double Hondas would also be a good option if you had plans for them when not camping. Hauling them around would get old. I am old, and hauling myself around is enough. My only beef with built ins is that, at least in the past, they were quite loud. Perhaps the new ones are better.
aftermath
Explorer III
Nov 25, 2018
downtheroad wrote:
So are you saying that the OP is asking for opinions on onions....:h

There is this for an "onion destination."
Sweet Onion RV Park | Vidalia Georgia

But, if you are serious about onions you have to go to Walla Walla for the Walla Walla Sweet Onions.
Clicck
Explorer
Nov 25, 2018
thor owns Jayco so make sure the PDI is very thorough, they have a tendency to take cost savings to the extreme.

There is a recall on 2018 livinlite trailers where the A frame can separate from the trailer. Apparently thor preferred to save money on the assembly instead of worrying about things like safety and proper engineering.
ScottG
Nomad
Nov 25, 2018
:B:B:B:B
4x4crazy
Explorer
Nov 25, 2018
My apologies. That's what I get for trying to pay with my phone. I meant opinions, not onions. But onions are delicious.
Big_Katuna
Explorer II
Nov 24, 2018
downtheroad wrote:
So are you saying that the OP is asking for opinions on onions....:h

There is this for an "onion destination."
Sweet Onion RV Park | Vidalia Georgia

That park was on our itenarary once but we had to chop it.
downtheroad
Explorer
Nov 24, 2018
So are you saying that the OP is asking for opinions on onions....:h

There is this for an "onion destination."
Sweet Onion RV Park | Vidalia Georgia
gbopp
Explorer
Nov 24, 2018
What would it cost to upgrade to Bloomin Onions :@
Edd505
Explorer
Nov 24, 2018
My thinks his spell check go em Opinions
Big_Katuna
Explorer II
Nov 24, 2018
azdryheat wrote:
I believe the SL stands for Super Lite. What did they leave out to make it super lite? Use caution in your final decision.

Don’t try to hijack the thread.

Stay on topic.

The subject is onions.