Just finished up our 5th year of camping. Still using my original battery that came with the RV. It's charged up and sitting in my basement till spring. I hasn't caused me any issues so far, but wondering how many years I can expect to get out of i...
It seems whenever we stay at a CG with full hookups, the sewer connection is always uphill or taller than the exit point on the RV. Yes, Jayco is known for it's low suspension...Wondering how other Jayco owners deal with this problem?
Pop-up Gizmos help. If your connected to power, consider getting a small ceramic heater. They are lightweight and cheap, and warm up fast. Does a good job moving heated air around the RV and out to the tent ends.
Have been using one for 5 years on my Jayco 17Z. Works great! The large adjustment screw is angled up and out, and can be a leg/trip hazzard so I use an 8" piece of pool noodle to cover it.
Krusty wrote:I do the bleach thing too. Every springx2 I also drain the fresh water tank, lines, and water heater after every trip. Takes maybe 5 minutes.
What kind of HTT do you have? I upgraded from 13" to 14" on my Jayco 17Z this year with no wheelwell clearance problems. You might want to check the HTT forum to get more responses specific to your brand/model.
Check the Hybrid section of the JaycoOwners forum. There are a number of threads discussing this very topic, with comments from Pilot/17Z owners. Definitely will need tow package, HD trans cooler, sway bars, etc.