Help with upgrading to handle offroad
Hello, I am fairly new to RVing. We recently bought a 2005 Jayco Jay Feather 23b Travel Trailer in pretty good condition, with all factory parts and no upgrades. Weighs 4000 lbs dry, 5000 lbs GVWR...
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Looks like the 23B comes with 15" tires and Torsion axles. Be hard to lift it higher but possible. The torsion axles will help immensely with rough roads. Problem is the frame is light weight. Not sure how it will hold up to a lot of off road driving.
I know they make lift kits for torsion axles so you may need to look at what you have and contact Dexter to see if they make a lift kit for yours.
Of course depending on the condition of the roads you may not even need a lift kit. With the torsion axles you shouldn't have any trouble going down the average gravel road.
http://library.rvusa.com/brochure/2005_Jayfeather.pdf
I know they make lift kits for torsion axles so you may need to look at what you have and contact Dexter to see if they make a lift kit for yours.
Of course depending on the condition of the roads you may not even need a lift kit. With the torsion axles you shouldn't have any trouble going down the average gravel road.
http://library.rvusa.com/brochure/2005_Jayfeather.pdf
