Upgrading suspension on Jayco Designer
I have a 2009 Jayco Designer 34RLQS. I want to upgrade the suspension from the original nylon bushings and bolts to metal bushings and wet bolts. ( I know, should have done this long ago). What do I n...
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Memphisdoug wrote:Rough2000 wrote:
With my replacement knees, I'm trying to keep from climbing under my trailer.
Based on that information you might really think about having this job done for you. Replacing your suspension bolts is a job that entails a lot of sitting on the ground, pushing, tugging, laying on your back under the trailer, etc., etc. I did one side of mine each day and my bad knees were plenty sore each day. Just some food for thought.
I 100% agree with this, I had a wet bolt kit installed on mine along with some other stuff and its pretty heavy duty work IMO.
