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New owner of new to me 22J

Atlee
Explorer II
Explorer II
Little over a week ago, I joined the Class C world, leaving the travel trailer arena.

Got tired of backing my 27' long travel trailer from a relatively narrow subdivision street, 90 degrees into my driveway, along with moving 1 or 2 generators from my truck to hook up to my trailer.

Now I have a 24' long Jayco Redhawk 22J. Hoping this solves both of my problems, and keeps me on the road a lot longer.
Erroll, Mary
2021 Coachmen Freedom Express 20SE
2014 F150 Supercab 4x4 w/ 8' box, Ecoboost & HD Pkg
Equal-i-zer Hitch
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Matt_Colie
Explorer II
Explorer II
BobnDot,

While EOD will be a lot easier. (Turn it off and you are about done.)

You not don't have any way for short travel. While a coach that small can still go lots of places, think about carrying bicycles for the runs like to the pool or shower. If close enough, even into town.
We did drag a towed for about a season, but for us the aggravation was not cost effective.

Matt
Matt & Mary Colie
A sailor, his bride and their black dogs (one dear dog is waiting for us at the bridge) going to see some dry places that have Geocaches in a coach made the year we married.

bobndot
Explorer II
Explorer II
Hi Erroll, I remember our 23RB days , hope all is well with you and your family.
We made the same decision because of our tight street and purchased a 24' non slide unit. We now are able to get back into those day trips that we always enjoyed with our TC's and B's. We miss the room of our TT but we get so much use from our small class C.
Good luck with your new rig,
stay safe, B and D

obiwancanoli
Explorer
Explorer
Good on ya, Atlee... lots of us graduate to bigger and better around here...