What brand of frame on my Jayco

Don't know what brand frame you have...but pretty much all of the frame issues that some Lippert frames had were on 5th wheels..

...mostly around the king pin area and supporting members.

I don't know what they use on the Jay Flights, the Jay Feathers use BAL frames. They put a big ugly branding tag on them so you can't miss who makes them. I would think that somewhere, maybe underneath is a tag or plate with manufacturer info.

See your drivers side front by the stabilizer/ scissor jack on the frame. You may find a sticker that says Dexter.

I also have a Jayco Jay Flight G2 and I believe it is a Dexter frame.

Might be dexter, it's not lippert.

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Vvvv1010 wrote:
See your drivers side front by the stabilizer/ scissor jack on the frame. You may find a sticker that says Dexter.

I also have a Jayco Jay Flight G2 and I believe it is a Dexter frame.

No tag on the frame that I can find. It is of I beam construction however. Thanks

It might be dexter but lippert now owns them so you would still have to deal with lippert

Look behind the coupler on the inside. Lippert used a paper sticker there. May be gone by now.

I was fixing the water tank support on my Sunnybrook and noticed it was a Dexter frame. I am very impressed with the design and manufacturing. Every suspension point is reinforced with a well designed plate. The floor trust use round rod in cross pattern simular to comercial buildings. The I beams are a light weight RV design, not and assembled beam. I expect good performance for this unit.
MM49

MM49 wrote:
I was fixing the water tank support on my Sunnybrook and noticed it was a Dexter frame. I am very impressed with the design and manufacturing. Every suspension point is reinforced with a well designed plate. The floor trust use round rod in cross pattern simular to comercial buildings. The I beams are a light weight RV design, not and assembled beam. I expect good performance for this unit.
MM49

What about Jayco?