What brand of frame on my Jayco

JJBIRISH wrote:

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

One man’s experience with Sunnybrook and Dexter frames…
Fixing the water tank supports seems to be a popular pastime on the Sunnybrook trailer…
also its the weak Dexter frame that allows too much flex in the trailer causing things like… falling water tanks, plywood becoming ripped loose from the roof trusses, siding buckling and cracking above the door and in the same area on the opposite side… then more importantly there were the unexplained sticking doors that needed the jaws of life to get open, or just wait a half hour and it would open like nothing was wrong, to the annual door replacement because they were bent too bad to reinstall… all caused by the weakness in the impressive looking Dexter frame…

Talk is cheap on the internet. Yours is cheaper than most. I'll trust my assessment of structural design of my travel trailer frame. The frame of a travel trailer is one part of a system. The floor, walls and roof all add or subtract to the strength of the frame. The processing and the shipment of frame also have lots to do with quality of the final product. Sorry about the problems that you have had, but I doubt you even understand the root cause of the issues.
MM49