Want some opinions

RoyBell wrote:
What? My trailer brakes awesome from the factory.

Nothing wrong with the setup of the brakes themselves. I'm referring to a problem I had with the wires running through the axles. It's a common problem to have to wire chafe inside of the axle or at one of the exists. This eventually causes a short which causes braking problems. In my case one of the brake wires chafed at one exit because of a missing grommet and another chafed pretty badly inside one of the axles. Normally something that you hear of after a few years in service, but in my case it happened rather quickly. Since the majority of trailer out there share the same design, you see it across the board.

That's disgusting. I am going to check mine out to see where it drains to.

outside kitchen sink going into black tank fairly common my keystone did didn't know until sink filled up went around and opened grey valve but didn't empty until I opened black valve

proxim2020 wrote:
We have the 310BHDS and love it. The only issues we've had was with the braking system. We upgraded the brake wiring to solve a braking problem, but that's more of an industry wide problem. Other than that the trailer is very well made and hasn't given us any problems. We've had our for 9 months or so and we use it fairly frequently.

What? My trailer brakes awesome from the factory.

Is your 310bhs a coachman

We have the 310BHDS and love it. The only issues we've had was with the braking system. We upgraded the brake wiring to solve a braking problem, but that's more of an industry wide problem. Other than that the trailer is very well made and hasn't given us any problems. We've had our for 9 months or so and we use it fairly frequently.

RoyBell wrote:

Need-A-Vacation wrote:

JoeTampa wrote:
We bought a Jay Flight 32BHDS and traded it in for a 33RBTS. There were a number of things about the 32BHDS that we didn't like, notably the dump valves under the slides. The 33RBTS Isn't perfect, but we are happier with it.

This is one minor complaint I have about the 32 BHDS. The gray tank valve is under the front slide, but the black tank valve is under the water heater/electric/city water hook up, fairly easy to get to. One other thing is I wish the outdoor kitchen had its own gray tank, and didn't dump into the black tank.... But we have been ok so far, even on a 5 night trip with sewer h/u..... I still need to come up with a handle to open/close the gray tank to make it easier.

We looked at the 32 IBTS I think it was, but we didn't like the possible awning/slide issue, and my wife didn't like the curtain vs sliding door for the bunk room. Also considered the 28 BHBE, but my wife liked the extra room the 32 BHDS has.

Your outdoor kitchen dumps into the blank tank??

Yes it does!!! Didn't know that until we went and picked the trailer up....other than a quick wash of hands or cooking utinsels we don't use it that much.

Guess it helps prevent a lack of water in the black tank.... That is a positive!!!

Need-A-Vacation wrote:

JoeTampa wrote:
We bought a Jay Flight 32BHDS and traded it in for a 33RBTS. There were a number of things about the 32BHDS that we didn't like, notably the dump valves under the slides. The 33RBTS Isn't perfect, but we are happier with it.

This is one minor complaint I have about the 32 BHDS. The gray tank valve is under the front slide, but the black tank valve is under the water heater/electric/city water hook up, fairly easy to get to. One other thing is I wish the outdoor kitchen had its own gray tank, and didn't dump into the black tank.... But we have been ok so far, even on a 5 night trip with sewer h/u..... I still need to come up with a handle to open/close the gray tank to make it easier.

We looked at the 32 IBTS I think it was, but we didn't like the possible awning/slide issue, and my wife didn't like the curtain vs sliding door for the bunk room. Also considered the 28 BHBE, but my wife liked the extra room the 32 BHDS has.

Your outdoor kitchen dumps into the blank tank??

JoeTampa wrote:
We bought a Jay Flight 32BHDS and traded it in for a 33RBTS. There were a number of things about the 32BHDS that we didn't like, notably the dump valves under the slides. The 33RBTS Isn't perfect, but we are happier with it.

This is one minor complaint I have about the 32 BHDS. The gray tank valve is under the front slide, but the black tank valve is under the water heater/electric/city water hook up, fairly easy to get to. One other thing is I wish the outdoor kitchen had its own gray tank, and didn't dump into the black tank.... But we have been ok so far, even on a 5 night trip with no sewer h/u..... I still need to come up with a handle to open/close the gray tank to make it easier.

We looked at the 32 IBTS I think it was, but we didn't like the possible awning/slide issue, and my wife didn't like the curtain vs sliding door for the bunk room. Also considered the 28 BHBE, but my wife liked the extra room the 32 BHDS has.

FYI, Jayco was just bought by Thor Industries and I think Coachman uses more sophisticated build materials and techniques.